Shepard Smith, whose newscast on Fox News Channel often debunked statements made by Fox’s own opinion hosts, says he is leaving the network.
NEW YORK — Shepard Smith, whose newscast on Fox News Channel seemed increasingly an outlier on a network dominated by supporters of President Trump, says he is leaving the network.Smith has worked at Fox News Channel since the network started in 1996.
Smith says in a statement that he asked the company to let him leave. He gave no reason for the seemingly sudden decision. Smith anchored an afternoon newscast that often debunked some of the statements made by opinion hosts like Sean Hannity at night.
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