Ceasefire in Trump-Fox News War

HOT HEADS COOL OFF

Updated Apr. 14, 2017 10:09AM EDT / Published Aug. 10, 2015 3:45PM EDT

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Donald Trump tweeted on Monday that Fox News Chairman Roger Ailes promised to cover him "fairly" and that he'll go on the network Tuesday. The presidential candidate blasted the network's coverage of him after last week's GOP debate and apparently told Sean Hannity that he would never appear again on Fox News. According to New York magazine, Ailes is concerned that Trump could harm the network, which has been inundated with letters of support for the candidate in his fight with anchor Megyn Kelly. “He’s upset that conservatives are mad at Fox,” a source told New York.

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Ceasefire in Trump-Fox News War

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