Fox CEO is a private Trump critic, but
knows he’s ‘good for business’,
CNN sources claim
Posted By: Imright, 8/11/2022 7:25:12 PM
Anonymous sources are telling CNN that Fox Corporation CEO Lachlan Murdoch is harshly critical of former President Trump in private and believes it would be bad for the country if he ran again for the presidency. (Video) According to CNN reporter Oliver Darcy, Murdoch doesn’t approve of the way Trump behaves. However, he evidently understands that Fox News viewers overwhelmingly support Trump and that he is good for business. Murdoch is reportedly cognizant of avoiding the alienation of the channel’s core audience. “This is notable. Patriarch Rupert Murdoch’s low opinion of Trump has been endlessly covered. But, until now, the younger Murdoch’s opinion has been somewhat of a mystery,” Darcy commented.
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