news, throwing up his hands after months of tepgzs with fox's opinion shows. shep had the power to speak truth, to provide a reality check to fox's viewers who hear pro-trump talking points all day long. but he won't be there anymore. his last day was friday. and i think this is bigger than fox. it's a sign of what's happening in america and to america. people sorting themselves into tribes. tuning out inconvenient information. and right now this phenomenon is most intense on the right which is why shep smith's exit is a cultural moment and why it's shaking up the journalists who are left at fox. one fox reporter saying she feels like she's been hit by a bus. another saying the news is he t heartbreaking and saying, quote, i fear things are going to get much, much worse. look, fox has some excellent journalists including one on the ground in syria right now. the journalists are feeling squeezed by the opinion and propaganda players. let's talk with three former faces on fox. starting with connor powell, he