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It has been revealed that Fox news founder
and CEO Roger Ailes, who recently passed
away, died after a fall in his $36m
Oceanfront home in Florida.
His wife Elisabeth Ailes, 55, announced his
dead on Wednesday but did not specify the
exact cause, However some media have
gathered that Alies died after falling in his
Palm Beach home in Florida on Wednesday
being 10th May, he was rushed to the
hospital but later gave up the ghost same
night.
Ailes was said to have fallen in the
bathroom where he hit his head on the
wall, a call was made to 911 which arrive
and took him to the hospital.
Roger died of “complication of a subdural
hematoma" caused by the fall according to
his doctor.
Roger has an only son, Zachary, age 17, he
was born on January 1, 2000. he reportedly
made memory boxes for him so that he
would remember him after his death, one
box included a letter to Zac, with Ailes
writing, “Your mother is a beautiful
woman.
Always take care of her.” Zac,
inherited an estimated sum of more than
$100milli0n $40million severance package
that Fox News paid t his father.
Ailes, began his media career in Cleveland
and Philadelphia. He eventually won a
Daytime Emmy for producing The Mike
Douglas Show. During a 1967 episode, he
met future President Richard Nixon, who
later hired him as his Executive Producer
for Television.
He worked for former US presidents,
Ronald Reagan’s and George W. Bush
successful campaign in 1984 and 1990s
respectively.
He later became the president of CNBC., and
in 1996, he became the founding CEO of
Fox News.
“The launch of FOX News Channel was
accompanied by near-universal mockery
and disdain by media elites, but Ailes knew
that Americans in the heartland–and even
in liberal areas–were fed up not only with
biased news coverage, but smug, know-it-
all anchors who delivered their slanted
coverage with ideological and partisan
relish,” Steve Bannon said of Ailes in 2013,
notes Brietbart.
“When Ailes said, ‘We
report, you decide,’ he meant it.
He knew
that Americans could make up their minds
about national issues–if they were
presented with all the facts.”
and CEO Roger Ailes, who recently passed
away, died after a fall in his $36m
Oceanfront home in Florida.
His wife Elisabeth Ailes, 55, announced his
dead on Wednesday but did not specify the
exact cause, However some media have
gathered that Alies died after falling in his
Palm Beach home in Florida on Wednesday
being 10th May, he was rushed to the
hospital but later gave up the ghost same
night.
Ailes was said to have fallen in the
bathroom where he hit his head on the
wall, a call was made to 911 which arrive
and took him to the hospital.
Roger died of “complication of a subdural
hematoma" caused by the fall according to
his doctor.
Roger has an only son, Zachary, age 17, he
was born on January 1, 2000. he reportedly
made memory boxes for him so that he
would remember him after his death, one
box included a letter to Zac, with Ailes
writing, “Your mother is a beautiful
woman.
Always take care of her.” Zac,
inherited an estimated sum of more than
$100milli0n $40million severance package
that Fox News paid t his father.
Ailes, began his media career in Cleveland
and Philadelphia. He eventually won a
Daytime Emmy for producing The Mike
Douglas Show. During a 1967 episode, he
met future President Richard Nixon, who
later hired him as his Executive Producer
for Television.
He worked for former US presidents,
Ronald Reagan’s and George W. Bush
successful campaign in 1984 and 1990s
respectively.
He later became the president of CNBC., and
in 1996, he became the founding CEO of
Fox News.
“The launch of FOX News Channel was
accompanied by near-universal mockery
and disdain by media elites, but Ailes knew
that Americans in the heartland–and even
in liberal areas–were fed up not only with
biased news coverage, but smug, know-it-
all anchors who delivered their slanted
coverage with ideological and partisan
relish,” Steve Bannon said of Ailes in 2013,
notes Brietbart.
“When Ailes said, ‘We
report, you decide,’ he meant it.
He knew
that Americans could make up their minds
about national issues–if they were
presented with all the facts.”
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