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For national and international news, it seems like I'm reading it more than watching it. The two news site apps on my phone are FOX and AP. Fox is a little bit right and AP is a little bit left. AP might be a little more centered than Fox, but there are some times when I get a little lefty feel. IMHO

We do watch more local news on television to keep up with what's going on closer to home.

mrvmax wrote:

C-dub wrote:I won't miss him either, but my wife is convinced Soros is behind it all and she's pretty upset about that.

O Reilly did this to himself by sexually harassing women, Soros didn't have to do a thing. There's a reason O Reilly paid out hush money to women already.

He certainly may have. I have no opinion on his guilt or innocence in the matter. She doesn't either. I think she just thinks that it only came to light because Soros is funding either the investigation or the people to make the accusations.

Kirsten Powers said in 2014 that O'Reilly wasn't sexist at all and defended him quite a bit, but then just recently on CNN said that he was sexist and described an incident several years ago that proved it. Which version is to be believed? I don't know or care, but it sounds fishy.

The Annoyed Man wrote:I don't watch Fox News any longer. In fact, I mostly don't watch anything except local news these days. I get my state and national news from selected websites. The one national news channel I watch.....occasionally.....is One America News (http://www.oann.com).

That's the other reason why I won't miss him. We also mostly watch local news for the past 8 months or so. We got so burned out on the election last summer that we almost completely stopped watching FOX all together. Sometimes going for days or weeks without seeing anything. Just about the only show on there I see at all anymore is Outnumbered and that is only once or twice a week if at all.

I won't miss him either, but my wife is convinced Soros is behind it all and she's pretty upset about that.