Neil Cavuto on his final Fox News broadcast. (Screen shot)
On Thursday afternoon, Neil Cavuto took his spot behind the Fox News anchor desk for a final time. Speaking to viewers from the network's Manhattan headquarters on the Avenue of the Americas, the business news anchor signed off the air after a remarkable 28-year run at the Rupert Murdoch-owned enterprise.
"This is my final show," Cavuto told viewers. "I'm leaving Fox."
Cavuto did not delve into the details behind his decision. He stressed he is "not leaving journalism," thanked his bosses at Fox News (though none by name), and mentioned that the network "offered a very generous opportunity" for him to stay, but that for some reason he opted to decline it.
In truth, the offer from Fox News…
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The "Good Morning America" anchors. (Screen grab)
Status Scoop | MIA From 'GMA': On Thursday morning, "Good Morning America" staffers gathered in the Times Square Studio space for a holiday celebration organized by Executive Producer Simone Swink. The event was attended by ABC News bosses Debra OConnell and Almin Karamehmedovic. OConnell even gave remarks, I’m told. But noticeably missing was the show's well-paid trio of anchors. George Stephanopoulos, Robin Roberts, and Michael Strahan were all absent from the shindig. Staffers certainly took notice. In the words of one source…
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