Fox Cuts Maria Bartiromo Loose After 12 Years of Love Letters to Trump
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- •Fox News announced on a Thursday afternoon that Maria Bartiromo is leaving after more than 12 years with the network.
- •Fox plans to replace her 'Mornings with Maria' show with a new 'Mornings with FOX Business' program featuring multiple rotating anchors.
- •Bartiromo is known for her previous 20-year tenure at CNBC as 'Wall Street’s Money Honey' and her close ties to President Donald Trump.
After a solid 12 and a half years of Fox worship—sorry, journalism—Fox News has just announced Maria Bartiromo is gone quicker than your coffee on a Monday. The network is replacing 'Mornings with Maria' with a cavalcade called 'Mornings with FOX Business,' featuring not one but multiple rotating anchors, because nothing says stability like a revolving door. Maria, once CNBC’s golden 'Money Honey,' hopped over to Fox only to become Trump’s unofficial hype-woman. Their public parting is as vague as a Trump tweet: 'We thank Maria for her work...' without telling us why. Sorry Maria, no Emmy for best impression of unwavering loyalty to one president.
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(1 of 3)Maria quitting Fox after a dozen years: because even cable news needs a glow up and Trump exposure only funds so much wardrobe.
Maria’s 12-year Fox tenure ends, proving even sycophants get tired of playing campaign cheerleader.
Fox replaces Maria with rotating anchors—because nothing screams professionalism like a morning roulette wheel.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 9/3/2026 | Author: James Faris
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