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    Axelrod Jumps on Anti-Fox News Bandwagon: 'They’re Not Really a News Station'
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    Stephanopoulos also pointed out comments the News Corp CEO and Chairman Rupert Murdoch made about the White House attacks, that this is actually helping his cable news channel. "There were some strong remarks out of the White House about one or two commentators on Fox News and all I can tell you is that it has tremendously increased their ratings" Murdoch said. And Stephanopoulos agreed - it is helping and asked Axelrod if his strategy to take on Fox News publicly as an opponent was perhaps not the best tactic. Full Article at Newsbusters
    There were some strong remarks out of the White House about one or two commentators on Fox News and all I can tell you is that it has tremendously increased their ratings
    Rupert Murdoch – Rupert Murdoch SOURCE: Newsbusters 1 month ago
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Axelrod Jumps on Anti-Fox News Bandwagon: 'They’re Not Really a News Station'
  1. Are you worried that your strategy is fortifying your enemy?
    SOURCE: Newsbusters 1 month ago
  2. I'm not concerned, Mr. Murdoch has a talent for making money ... And I understand that their programming is geared toward making money.
    SOURCE: Newsbusters 1 month ago
  3. That does seem to be true
    SOURCE: Newsbusters 1 month ago
  4. Your colleague Anita Dunn told The New York Times this week that Fox News was undertaking a war against the White House, and said the White House would treat Fox the way we would an opponent
    SOURCE: Newsbusters 1 month ago

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