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Why did Fox News (Right Bias) decide to part ways with Tucker Carlson (Right Bias)? What’s next for the cable network? Writers across the spectrum are speculating about Monday’s surprise divorce between Fox News and Carlson.

Fired? The Los Angeles Times (Lean Left Bias) cited “people familiar with the situation” to report that Carlson was ousted by Fox Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch. The report states the decision from Fox is connected to both revelations from the now-settled Dominion defamation lawsuit as well as a pending lawsuit from Carlson’s ex-producer Abby Grossberg, who alleges Carlson created a hostile and sexist work environment.

From the Left: Michelle Goldberg referenced the Los Angeles Times report to determine it “would be fitting if contempt for women is what finally derailed him.” Goldberg wrote that Carlson’s show catered “to people who despised the world that had spurned him.” His surprise departure, Goldberg concludes, signifies “it is in fact sometimes possible to shame the shameless. Once in a while, justice is delivered.”

From the Right: Jim Geraghty determined Carlson to be the “MVP” of Fox News but doubted Carlson departure will significantly hurt the channel, writing, “Fox News viewers like the particular hosts, but they love the overall tone, style, slant, and attitude of the network.” Geraghty speculated the Dominion lawsuit exacerbated a rift between the anti-establishment Carlson and the capitalist Murdoch, determining post-Dominion Fox will need “guardrails, guidelines, and clearer assurances that its on-air talent won’t stumble into some other costly defamation lawsuit.”

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Tucker Carlson’s sudden departure from Fox News was so unexpected, the channel was running commercials promoting his show Monday morning. There are some facts you should have in mind when attempting to make sense of Carlson’s departure.

Tucker Carlson’s sudden exit from Fox News rattled the media and political spheres on Monday.  

The departure raises questions about the future of Fox, the GOP and conservatism, and for the longtime host himself.  

Here are some takeaways following the Monday morning shocker:  

It deprives Fox of its biggest star 

Carlson has been the network’s A-lister on the commentary side no matter how you slice it.  

When Fox settled the defamation lawsuit brought by Dominion Voting Systems for $787.5 million, the conventional wisdom was that it would alter little about the way Fox News operates. “Don’t Expect Fox News to Change After Massive Dominion Payout,” said a Vanity Fair headline. “Will Fox Settlement Alter Conservative Media? Apparently Not,” said The Associated Press.