Good to see you taking cues and sounding just like him, a misogynistic loud mouth buffoon.
I bet you're a big fan of Donald.

Edge, you are the one who is a loud mouthed buffoon. Typical liberal.

Good to see anther fan of Donald The Clown.

While Fox has been the top-rated U.S. cable-news channel for 14 years, overall cable news audiences have been shrinking outside of presidential elections. More than half of Fox's viewers are over 65, says data tracker Nielsen, compared to just 15 percent of Americans as a whole. They're also more conservative than the general public, at a time when younger generations are trending more liberal, according to Pew . And it's lagging in the digital efforts that many analysts consider key to attracting young people.

First came the lawsuit against Ailes by fired “Fox and Friends” host Gretchen Carlson alleging crude sexual harassment, including overt solicitation of sex for career advancement.

That was when it came to light that Megyn Kelly, whose stone cold silence had sparked intrigue, allegedly told the investigators that she had experienced sexual harassment from Ailes earlier in her career. Game.

Monday night, linking to a CNN/Money report that Mercedes-Benz and BMW of North America are among the companies that have pulled advertising spots from O’Reilly’s top-rated primetime show.

Tuesday's news that Hyundai had joined them.

please copy and paste where I defended Charlie Sheen...who I think is nuts!!

At least nine more marketers said they were withdrawing ads from “The O’Reilly Factor,” making a total of at least 11 that have suspended their sponsorship in the last 24 hours.

Tuesday they were joined by BMW of North America; GlaxoSmithKline; T. Rowe Price; Mitsubishi; Allstate; Bayer; Constant Contact, an online marketer; Untuckit, a men’s clothing distributor; and Sanofi Consumer HealthCare, which advertised products like ACT mouthwash on O’Reilly’s show.

Bloomberg reported that Jaguar Land Rover and Eli Lilly had also pulled their ads and the Associated Press reported that Credit Karma and pet food company Ainsworth did so as well.

Locally, online home furnishings retailer Wayfair, which is based in Boston, moved its advertising spots from O’Reilly’s show.

Now, though, even as more than 30 advertisers have dropped his show, O'Reilly and his network aren't fighting back publicly.

Advertisers continued to abandon Fox News' top-rated show "The O'Reilly Factor" on Wednesday, as fallout from a scandal involving the show's namesake host persisted.

By Wednesday evening, the number of companies that said they had pulled advertisements from the primetime program had increased to 52. Among the most prominent were Advil, Mercedes, BMW and Jenny Craig, with Bristol Myers Squibb and Reddi-wip/Con Agra among those that announced their decision late in the day.