Fox TV has now axed Judge Andrew Napolitano's program 'Freedom Watch' It was a highly rated show which since 2009,raised important issues of freedom and liberties,eg Parriot Act,Preventative Detention and now the Defence Authorisation Act.There was no reason given for the cancellation but it and 3 other shows are to be replaced by other program re-runs.

Judge Napolitano was an avid supporter of Ron Paul and the original US Constitution which has been now trashed by Bush and Obama.

Fox was the only mainstream TV network to air such a show,that held the fire of truth to the belly of Corporate greed and power.To their credit,Fox did make a token effort at revealing the truth.Now it seems,even they cannot swim against the tide.

Here is a snipett of Napolitano's shows.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqo6X-ZCa0s&feature=player_embedded

Fox.well aware its recruiting far right extremist, as a needed requirement , to front its slander shows is wearying main stream has acted.
It always will, in its self interests.
Now mid the election of the candidate to face Democrats.
And that impending election, this group has chosen to use its influence in other ways.
Should Republicans not win?
Born again extremists will be seen on this net work, concerns about what wealth can buy should focus on what is it we want from all media.

Not quite, Arjay.

>>Fox TV has now axed Judge Andrew Napolitano's program 'Freedom Watch'<<

It is Fox Business Network (FBN) that has axed the show, along with two others, primarily for ignoring their remit to report on Business issues, and instead to wander into the territory that Fox News does so well.

They won't be leaving Fox, apparently.

"We look forward to Judge Napolitano, David and Eric continuing to make significant contributions to both Fox Business and Fox News... Asman, Bolling and Napolitano would all maintain significant presence on the network and sister net, FNC."

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/fox-business-network-primetime-melissa-francis-288679

Their crime was to sacrifice their coverage of the business world to their political views.

"FBN, though it did report on business news, seemed far more interested in the Fox News routine of tearing down Obama and Democrats. It was not uncommon to turn on the channel and see David Asman or Eric Bolling covering stories not even tangentially connected to business, like conspiracies about President Obama's birth certificate."

http://mediamatters.org/blog/201202100012

This may also have had something to do with the decision:

"FBN's primetime ratings have been anemic, with the channel averaging only 54,000 total viewers each night, which places it in 'the bottom tier of all cable channels rated by Nielsen.'"

But why would those ratings be so low, one wonders...

"Andrew Napolitano used his show to promote Ron Paul's presidential bid, and Eric Bolling devoted time to explaining why The Muppets are anti-capitalism."

Yep. Those durned Muppets. They'll sink you every time.

Arjay,

I do recall one memorable segment that I happened to catch - before Fox News jettisoned the adorable Glenn Beck. He had called on the good Judge to extend his views to the audience about Julian Assange and Wikileaks. Beck, of course, was frothing at the mouth over the threat to America by Assange.
Napolitano, however, failed to back Beck's views in any shape or form and gave a hard-hitting testimony to the benefits of the very things that Wikileaks stood for. Beck was left muttering his way to the end of the segment...was quite a hoot.

Let's hope Pericles that Fox does not water down any new appearances Napolitano makes.I have not heard of any offers made by Fox to him.

Belly,Napolitano a right wing extremist? What do you call that war mongering Obama who has trashed the people's Constitution ?

"... devoted time to explaining why The Muppets are anti-capitalism"

AHAHAHAHA That's gold.