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Navarro: White House told Fox News Bartiromo ouster was ‘totally unacceptable’

Navarro said Bartiromo forwarded internal Fox guidance to the White House after the network limited coverage of Trump’s election claims.

  • On Tuesday, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro accused Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott of retaliating against anchor Maria Bartiromo after she shared an internal directive limiting coverage of President Donald Trump's July speech.
  • Fox Business executive Ralph Giordano issued internal guidance in July prohibiting promotion of Trump's primetime address; Bartiromo forwarded the directive to the White House, prompting her removal from the air.
  • Following the 2023 Dominion Voting Systems defamation settlement of $787.5 million, Fox adopted cautious editorial policies regarding 2020 election claims to mitigate legal exposure from pending litigation.
  • While Fox characterized Bartiromo's departure as a 'business decision,' attorney Bryan Freedman disputes this, insisting she remains under contract until 2029 and calling firing reports 'absolutely and unequivocally false.'
  • Critics argue this mirrors the earlier ousters of Tucker Carlson in 2023 and Lou Dobbs in 2021, with former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin warning the network systematically sidelines 'independent characters' prioritizing MAGA themes.
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The American Tribune broke the news in United States on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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