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    After Tucker Carlson firing, where does Fox News go from here?

    The end of a long-running hit show can be a sobering moment for a TV network. The finale of "Friends" ended the seemingly unstoppable run of NBC's "Must See TV." HBO had to brace for a future without "Game of Thrones." Now Fox News is facing the same challenge after its most-watched prime-time personality, Tucker Carlson, was suddenly yanked from his perch Monday amid the scandals and lawsuits ...
    by Stephen Battaglio, Los Angeles Times Apr 25, 2023 4 minutes
    Fox News host Tucker Carlson during the National Review Institute's Ideas Summit at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel on March 29, 2019, in Washington, D.C..

    The end of a long-running hit show can be a sobering moment for a TV network.

    The finale of "Friends" ended the seemingly unstoppable run of NBC's "Must See TV." HBO had to brace for a future without "Game of Thrones."

    Now Fox News is facing the same challenge after its most-watched prime-time personality, Tucker Carlson, was suddenly yanked from his perch Monday amid the scandals and lawsuits facing Rupert Murdoch's conservative network.

    Guest host Brian Kilmeade, a co-host on "Fox & Friends," filled in for Carlson on Monday night, and others will rotate until a permanent replacement is named for the 8 p.m. Eastern hour.

    Is it the beginning of the end for

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