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1:12:50Now PlayingIn today’s Trish Regan Show, we’re talking about the future of Fox News amid a little-known dispute about WHO will control the network’s key voting rights after the death of owner Rupert Murdoch. The family is in court today with Rupert Murdoch facing off against his three eldest children over who will gain the most voting shares and therefore control New Corp and Fox News upon his death. Reportedly, the senior Murdoch wanted to amend a family trust to position his son Lachlan to control the company without interference from his siblings. (The siblings are viewed as liberal.) Will this ultimately end Fox? I (Trish Regan) will give you my view on the challenges the company now faces.
Meanwhile, did you see the NEW New York Times/Siena College Poll? Probably not. The media has buried it. I’ll fill you in on why it’s good for Trump and bad for Kamala.
Plus, Janet Jackson is taking heat for her newest comments that are viewed as being against Kamala Harris. We’ll look at what she really said… And, AOC wants to do WHAT with the media? JOIN ME - LIVE!!
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