He was definitely fired. The most likely scenario is advertisers don't like him. He just did a hit piece on big pharma. He did a hit piece on Jan 6th. He's anti-corporate establishment. They don't want to pay Fox for him to be there. I'd bet most of what I have that they just needed an excuse to fire him on behalf of their advertisers. That's it. It used to be that corporations paid for views, but I don't think that's the case anymore. I think they pay for influence. If you can do that with the most views possible, great. If not, controlling information is way more important.

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