When will Hillary Clinton give up her candidacy ?

Trump’s voters are Fox’s target demographic, after all. Fox has the oldest audience in cable news, with a median age of 68. Some of their shows skew even older; the median viewer of Bill O’Reilly’s show is 72. So the average Fox viewer is an old white guy somewhere in middle America, who sits down every night to shake his fist at the screen while O’Reilly and Hannity tell him that Barack Obama hates America, immigrants are destroying our way of life, Muslims are coming to kill us, and the white man can’t catch a break. And then you wonder why Trump rampaged through the primaries, after Republican voters have been marinating in this toxic stew of resentment and anger for so long?

Roger Ailes’ departure marks the end of an era, a period when conservative talk radio exploded, cable news came into its own, and the GOP was transformed from a governing party to one that can win in areas where conservatives dominate, whether in Congress or at the state and local level, but can’t assemble a national majority to take the White House. The Republican Party, like Fox News, has its ardent fans but can’t expand past its base. And even conservatives are beginning to realize it — at least those “establishment” ones the party’s voters despise so furiously.

So now there’s a chance to remake not only Fox but the entire conservative media. As lucrative as the current model has been as a business proposition, it’s showing strain (Rush Limbaugh has been dropped recently from some of his biggest stations and is having trouble finding major advertisers). I don’t know much about the Murdoch sons’ feelings about politics, but it’s unlikely that whoever they choose to be Ailes’ replacement will bring the same ideological fervor to his or her job. So it’s conceivable that Fox could begin to open up, to try to find some way to keep its viewers while helping them broaden their views of the world. If they could manage it, that would help their whole party, and might even make it possible for them to elect a president one day. The end of the Ailes era, along with a bracing defeat in the 2016 election, could be just what the party needs to make a new start.

Ailes’ departure could potentially cause a snowball effect that would strip Fox of its big-name talent — Bill O’Reilly, Sean Hannity and Greta Van Susteren have contract clauses that let them leave if Ailes does, according to a report in the Financial Times, citing anonymous sources.

Glitterbag never did mention how those emails got from the secure network to the public network where Hillarys server was setup.

Yeah. The inclusion of the term "hysteria" made me laugh. Perhaps someone in the Brit film industry will forward the vibrator prop from the movie of that name to Donald.

Yeah. The inclusion of the term "hysteria" made me laugh. Perhaps someone in the Brit film industry will forward the vibrator prop from the movie of that name to Donald.