On Thursday, Geraldo Rivera, a liberal commentator, took to social media to share news about his firing from ‘The Five’ on Fox News. Rivera claimed that he was fired from ‘The Five’, but not from the network entirely. However, his departure from ‘The Five’ forced him to quit the network altogether.
During an impromptu video on his boat, Rivera revealed that he would speak more about the events leading up to his firing on Fox & Friends. In the same video, he also mentioned that his appearance on Fox & Friends could be his last on the network after 23 years of service.
Last week, Rivera made the official announcement of his departure from ‘The Five’ on Twitter. He has been known for his liberal views throughout his career and has often been at odds with the conservative commentators on ‘The Five’.
Rivera’s firing from ‘The Five’ may come as a relief to Fox News viewers who are seeking a more conservative perspective. Rivera’s views, which are often at odds with the conservative views of the Fox News audience, have brought controversy to the network in the past.
Some believe that Rivera’s firing could be part of a larger shift towards more conservative commentary on Fox News. With rumors swirling about the network’s leadership, it is possible that more changes are on the horizon.
Regardless of the reasons behind his firing, it is clear that Rivera’s liberal views were not a good fit for ‘The Five’ or for Fox News as a whole. As the network continues to evolve and recover from Tucker Carlson’s exit, viewers should expect to see more conservative voices and fewer liberal ones.
