Well, earlier I saw the viral firing headlines around the 'net that all pointed back to Radar Online for their origin. Their headlining for their reporting is horrible and purely speculation and social media grew the reporting of the speculation as fact. The Radar piece points out that between Dobbs, Bartiromo, and Pirro, the three of them were cited most for examples of fraudulent reporting.  Dobbs is gone already, so they speculated that the other two "may" be next.  Now, that would be funny to see happen because it would most likely lead to more lawsuits by Bartiromo and Pirro for discrimination.  Now it looks like FauxNews is trying to raise cable fees to pay for the 800b (ah, is it not good to see conservatives get hit with the usual business practice of what happens when a business fucks up and ends up making customers pay for their fuck-up - yep, the good ole pass it on to the customer American way of doing business - yes, imagine in the boardroom when discussions were held on how to absorb the 800 billion shareholder bite and the affection directed at the board member that declared, "Let's just increase cable fees and advertising fees to offset that amount so it won't hit the shareholders!"  He would have been hoisted up on the shoulders of the board members in good cheer like he was the head coach of a winning championship team).