Fox News implodes. I called this one, too!

No, I was not sexually harassed. Hahaha!

However, back in 2012 when I resigned from Fox News, after having been there for 10 years as a contributor, I saw what was going on at least in the area of "news." It was phony. It was ridiculous. It was made up. It was pure crap.

There were instances when producers would just make stuff up and when I gave them economic data or facts to show them what they were saying was wrong, they'd just brush it off and tell me, "we don't want to say it that way."

When Fox Business was launched in 2007 it only got worse, much worse. I asked for a show. I asked for a segment. Nothing.

Okay, no problem I thought, I still liked being there. But when they started bringing over the poseurs and clowns--in droves--who were totally clueless when it came to economics and trading, well, let's just say it crossed the line for me. The network became a cesspool. It was full of shit and I couldn't stand arguing with fucking morons anymore.

I emailed Neil Cavuto to tell him I was leaving. I thought we had a close, friendly relationship over all that time. Never heard a word. Like, don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

Neil defended Ailes recently. I've lost all respect for the guy.

Fox is done.

I know what you're going to say: they're all the same. You're right. They are all the same. Some even worse, but every once in a while it's nice to see a big scumbag taken down.

Blast from the past. My interview with David Walker, lying sack of shit.

Just thought I'd post this again.

David Walker, former Controller General and Chief Propagandist in the effort to "reform" Social Security (he's a self-proclaimed, fiscal responsibility expert). Also, an all-around lying sack of shit. This was from an interview I did with him on my radio show back in 2008, where he admitted that the Social Security checks would NEVER bounce. He admitted it. Listen.



I am the only person, EVER to get Walker to admit this publicly and I have no job in the media.

By the way, when I worked at Fox News I offered this audio clip numerous times to the producers and Neil Cavuto, but they didn't have any interest at all even though they had Walker on numerous times. Why not confront him on this comment, especially when he's been leading a billion dollar crusade to strip seniors of Social Security even though he's lying about its solvency.

Maria Bartiromo leaving CNBC for Fox Business. What took her so long?

The "Money Honey," Maria Bartiromo, is finally taking her Wall Street apologist, criminal banker loving excuse for a business anchor TV sideshow to a place where it will be really appreciated: Fox Business.

I'm tempted to ask what took her so long, however, I think the proper question is...why? Why would she go to Fox Business when CNBC has already become a Fox knock-off, with the same endless stream of make-you-want-to-gag out of paradigm economic vomit that worships austerity, corporate welfare and fraud, gold buggery, worker income debasement and the quest for inequality to the nth degree?

I'd like to think that CNBC was already considering canning her, but I doubt it. That would be giving the "brain trust" over there--Sr. V.P. and Editor in Chief, Nik Deogun, CNBC Managing Editor, Nick Dunn and President, Mark Hoffman--way too much credit.

But the real joke is on Gary Schreier, the former Fox Executive Producer who formerly produced all of Neil Cavuto's shows, who jumped ship for CNBC about a year and a half ago, apparently lured over to try to get Bartiromo's in-the-toilet ratings out of the toilet and at least onto the toilet seat. Guess that didn't work out too well, eh Gary? With any luck you'll be soon looking for work.

All we need now is to see that slouching clown, Joe Kernan, and supply-side Bozo, Larry Kudlow bail for the Fox network and the hilarious coup will be complete: The Three Stooges will have found a new home.

Honestly, if Roger Ailes thinks that Fox Business's ratings will climb with the edition of air head Bartiromo or the other two losers, if they happen to go, then all I can say is I envy him. It must be fun playing sadist to Rupert Murdoch's money. The old geezer Murdoch is probably already senile, so he doesn't even know.

CNBC,Fox, you both suck!

At this point if CNBC has any chance at all it needs to dump its editorial line, stop with the unbridled worship of corporate greed, austerity and cease with the needless blowing of smoke up the asses of Wall Street billionaires.

Oh yeah, I forgot about Santelli.

On second thought, I think there's no hope at all.