> I didn't miss anything.
>
> Your allegation is absurd. He was fired for being a crook. Not
> hired for being a crook. Your dishonesty is well
> documented.
>
You realize that his piece is corroborated (you'll have to look that
word up, I know) by this article:
' We weren’t scheduled to meet with Ailes, but at the last minute, he
decided to sit in—as if he had to get a look at these bozos who thought
“Fair and Balanced” actually meant fair and balanced. Of course, he took
over the meeting, simultaneously bragging about his success and
demeaning us, all while being some mutant form of charming. He
dispatched our idea pretty quickly.
“I created a TV network for people 55 to dead,” Ailes boasted to us.
“Nobody believed it could be done, but I did it. It’s for guys who sit
on their couch with the remote all day and night.” That seemed a
condescending way to talk about his audience—not to mention, much of the
Republican base—but it was fascinating anyway.
“And they don’t want to see anyone like you,” he continued, looking
directly at me. I wasn’t sure whether he meant a liberal, or a brunette
newswoman in a dark pantsuit. “They don’t want to see you—they don’t
even want to know that you exist!” And he was obliging them: he’d
created a world where women were blonde and wore short tight skirts, men
were in charge, and articulate, principled, complicated
liberals—especially women—didn’t exist.'
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https://www.thenation.com/article/my-only-meeting-with-roger-ailes/>