Fox, from the beginning, wanted to be "fair and balanced". They began showing both sides, albeit 60/40% or so conservative slant. Remember Hannity & Colmbs? Alan was the liberal on Prime Time but Hannity got the ratings. O'Reilly was never a a cheerleader for all things Right, yet he was probably 70/30% Right and got big ratings. I don't see them too far from that formula right now. Their ratings will drive the content. The coordinated attacks on O'Reilly, Ingram, Carlson, Piero , etc., haven't had some effect.
It's hard to be "Fair and balanced" when your leadership (at FOX) is unbalanced.
