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Sean Hannity, Maria Bartiromo & Jeanine Pirro: Top TV Stars NOT Tipped To Be FIRED In Rupert Murdoch ‘Blood Sacrifice’ Over Fox News Election Lies Scandal Despite Recent Speculation

Hannity, Bartiromo & Pirro Tipped To Be Fired In Murdoch ‘Blood Sacrifice’
Source: Mega

March 2 2023, Published 9:15 a.m. ET

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At least three prominent Fox News stars are set to be axed from the embattled news network to help Rupert Murdoch save face amid the ongoing $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against him and his company, RadarOnline.com has learned.

In the latest development to come shortly after Murdoch admitted he did nothing to stop his Fox News talent from “promoting” ex-President Donald Trump’s baseless claims the 2020 presidential election was rigged, network insiders believe the 92-year-old billionaire media magnate will commit “blood sacrifices” in an effort to save the network’s bottom line.

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Hannity, Bartiromo & Pirro Tipped To Be Fired In Murdoch ‘Blood Sacrifice’
Source: Mega

Among the names on the list of those to be potentially axed from the network include popular Fox News stars such as Sean Hannity, Maria Bartiromo, and Jeanine Pirro.

Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott is also reportedly set to be “sacrificed” in a last-ditch effort for the network to avoid losing any of its millions of audience members due to the ongoing Fox-Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit scandal.

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Hannity, Bartiromo & Pirro Tipped To Be Fired In Murdoch ‘Blood Sacrifice’
Source: Mega

“They are totally f-----,” one media insider told Puck this week. “[Murdoch] screwed himself and the company.”

According to Murdoch’s testimony, which was released publicly earlier this week, the Fox News honcho himself indicated the Fox News talent that “promoted” Trump’s 2020 election fraud claims should be “reprimanded” or fired as a result of the ongoing multi-billion-dollar lawsuit scandal.

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“They should be reprimanded,” Murdoch replied when asked what consequences there should be for those who knowingly lied on air. “Maybe got rid of.”

Even more shocking was the revelation that while many Fox News executives, producers, and talent knew Trump’s 2020 election fraud claims were fabricated – but reported on the claims anyway – at least some completely endorsed Trump’s allegations.

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Hannity, Bartiromo & Pirro Tipped To Be Fired In Murdoch ‘Blood Sacrifice’
Source: Mega

According to Puck, Hannity endorsed the 2020 election fraud claims “a bit” while other talent endorsed the claims “a lot.”

This would also not be the first time Murdoch axed a core member of Fox News to save face amid a potentially devastating lawsuit scandal.

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Hannity, Bartiromo & Pirro Tipped To Be Fired In Murdoch ‘Blood Sacrifice’
Source: Mega

In 2021, Murdoch and his son Lachlan axed Lou Dobbs less than 24 hours after the highest-rated Fox Business host was named in another defamation lawsuit filed against the network by voting technology firm Smartmatic.

“They would throw somebody over the side and see if that was enough,” one network insider said after Dobbs was fired in 2021, implying the move was made in “an effort to cauterize the wound [and] to distance Fox from this feverish conspiracy theory.”

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But despite the speculation top Fox News stars and execs are set to be axed from the network in a Murdoch "blood sacrifice," a well-placed network source has spoken out to clarify there are currently no plans to fire Scott from her role as CEO of Fox News.

According to reporter Matt Drudge, and following confirmation by media outlet Mediaite, "Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott should not be concerned about her immediate job security."

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