Very, Very Nervous About It” — Former
Host Says Fox News Is Tanking,
Lost 40% Of Audience
Posted By: SouthTxRat, 12/22/2020 10:22:59 AM
Former Fox News host Eric Bolling said people at Fox News are nervous. Fox News ratings have dropped by 40%, and they don’t know how to turn it around. “Fox lost about 40% of their audience. 40 percent. That’s a big number,” Bolling continued, a statement that sparked roaring applause from the audience of young conservatives. “I have friends still there that say they are very, very nervous about it, they’re sucking wind on it and they don’t know how to turn it around,” Bolling said.
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Former Fox News host Eric Bolling said people at Fox News are nervous.
Fox News ratings have dropped by 40%, and they don’t know how to turn it around.
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I knew their ratings were worse than what was being reported when Fox News ran advertisements during the NFL games on Sunday