05 Feb 2010
Speakers: Roger Ailes, Peter M Robinson
Roger Ailes talks about his recipe for a successful news network. “I recognised that the American people did not want to be told what to think about the information they were receiving…We just want a dialogue, and we believe the ideas and the issues will sort themselves out.”
Is Ailes a conservative? Does Fox News shape the nation’s politics, as many on the left claim? Ailes responds. He also offers up his expertise to the American President. “[Barack Obama] is underexposed and overexposed. He said he was going to be transparent. He is not. So that is underexposure. Yet he is on television every time I look at the television set. He is overexposed, but he is not letting us in on any of the inner workings of what he is trying to accomplish.”
President, Fox News Channel
Author; Fellow of the Hoover Institution
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