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Maria Bartiromo says reports of her firing from Fox News and Fox Business are false, while Fox News Media confirms she has parted ways with the networks without explanation. The piece notes her long-running roles and references ongoing defamation cases tied to Fox’s coverage of the 2020 election, including a 2023 settlement with Dominion Voting Systems, and mentions she was a defendant in related suits with Smartmatic.
Maria Bartiromo’s lawyer says she wasn’t fired by Fox News, even as Fox News Media announced her departure; the attorney promises receipts and witnesses, while NBC News notes unverified reports that she was dismissed after sharing internal Fox guidance with the White House. Bartiromo had been a longtime Fox Business host since 2014 and has ties to Trump, with the report touching on Fox’s broader Dominion/Smartmatic litigation history.
Maria Bartiromo's attorney says she wasn't fired and remains with Fox News, contradicting reports after Fox News Media announced her departure. Fox is rebranding two Fox Business shows and will replace Sunday Morning Futures host; Bartiromo has been off the air since Aug. 9. The piece notes her history at Fox and past legal trouble, including being named in the Dominion Voting Systems defamation lawsuit, which was settled for $787.5 million.
Fox News reportedly fired Maria Bartiromo after she allegedly leaked internal company information to the Trump administration; Fox thanked her for 12½ years in a brief statement, while a Status report suggested the leak violated her employment agreement and related to Fox Businesses’ directive to avoid promoting unverified Trump claims, with Fox reshuffling her shows to rotating anchors.
Fox News has parted ways with longtime anchor Maria Bartiromo, a close Trump ally, with her departure effective immediately after she reportedly disclosed confidential information to the Trump White House. Bartiromo’s last on-air day was August 9, and Fox described the move as a business decision. The network is replacing her and the outgoing executive producer with rotating anchors for upcoming shows, amid broader scrutiny of Bartiromo’s coverage of Trump and the 2020 election. Trump reacted positively on Truth Social, but there was no public farewell from Bartiromo herself.
Maria Bartiromo, a longtime Fox News and Fox Business anchor, has left Fox News Media after more than 12 years; Fox did not disclose a reason for her departure.
Fox News Media abruptly fired Maria Bartiromo after more than a decade with the company, offering no explanation. The anchor, known for Fox Business’ morning show and Sunday Morning Futures and for her pro-Trump coverage, has been off-air since August. The network will replace her Fox Business program with Mornings with FOX Business featuring rotating anchors, and Jason Chaffetz will host Sunday Morning Futures this weekend as a new host is named. Internal documents tied to Dominion and Smartmatic lawsuits reveal Bartiromo’s past openness to the theory that the 2020 election was rigged, and the staff page for Bartiromo was removed by day’s end, fueling speculation about her future and potential administration roles.
Maria Bartiromo is leaving Fox News and Fox Business Network effective immediately; her Mornings With Maria show ends with Thursday’s broadcast and will be replaced on Fox Business by rotating anchors, while Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street moves to FBN’s Wall Street with Cheryl Casone and rotating hosts. Fox News Media plans a new weekday schedule, and Sunday Morning Futures will be hosted by Jason Chaffetz, with Fox not citing a reason for the departure, amid other recent network changes.
Deadline reports that Fox News Media has parted ways with Maria Bartiromo after more than a decade with the network. The company offered no reason for the exit and thanked her for her work. Bartiromo has not announced a new role; her Fox Business program will be rebranded to Morning with Fox Business with rotating hosts, while Sunday Morning Futures will be hosted by Jason Chaffetz this week as a permanent replacement is sought. Speculation about a future White House role has circulated, but nothing has been confirmed.
Fox News announced that veteran journalist Maria Bartiromo is leaving the network after more than 12 years. Bartiromo hosted Mornings with Maria on Fox Business and became known for high-profile interviews with President Trump, helping raise her profile in political and financial coverage. Fox said thanks for her work and noted that Sunday Morning Futures will be led by Jason Chaffetz with a new host to be announced, marking Bartiromo’s exit from Fox News.
After a controversial on-air monologue on Fox News, Maria Bartiromo was branded 'Tokyo Rose' by critics, who called her remarks despicable and sparked broad backlash across social media and media circles.
President Trump told Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo that his hoarse voice came from shouting at Iranians all day during negotiations, saying there’s a bit of laryngitis from the effort, and defending his tough Iran and China trade posture.
Trump’s explanation for his hoarse voice—‘I’ve been screaming at Iranians all day’—sparked on-air laughter as Jen Psaki and Chris Hayes debated whether it signaled real diplomacy, a lie, or Trump’s detachment; White House aide Stephen Miller touted a hard-line Iran timeline, arguing the embargo could last indefinitely as Trump pursues a deal, even as polls show broad skepticism about the war and backlash among some Trump supporters.
CNN's John Berman laughed when Trump claimed he was misquoted during a live interview with Fox Business anchor Maria Bartiromo, a moment framed against Trump’s Iran war stance, ongoing Strait of Hormuz tensions, rising energy costs, and inflation as midterm stakes loom.
In a Fox News interview, President Trump tells Maria Bartiromo that the Iran war is “almost over,” framing his actions as preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, even as naval blockades continue and oil prices rise. The piece notes casualties and ongoing ceasefire talks, while Trump rambles through other topics and election claims, highlighting domestic uncertainty about the war’s impact and political support.