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Dead Air, Then Four Hours

“Dead Air, Then Four Hours” is an UK Drill funny song. Inspired by: Fox News published its Kimberly Guilfoyle firing coverage hours after ex. Play the track and read the lyrics below.

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Ex-Fox News digital boss Ken LaCorte slammed Fox for ignoring the Kimberly Guilfoyle scandal online; the site published a story on her possible firing…

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Verse 1

WSJ reports: a donor, a hundred grand she said she owed,

no paper trail — reported, not the verdict, read it slow.

On-air October 8th, Special Report ran it loud,

but FoxNews dot com? Nothing. Ghost town.

Last mention online: December tenth, nomination day.

Zero stories since. Digital ran nothing.

Verse 2

Then LaCorte logs on, 3:21, ex-boss, no chill:

Journalistic malpractice — that's the post, that's real.

Conscious choice to ignore a major story, he wrote.

Six fifty-five — look what the website wrote:

Extremely pissed off, Trump and Rubio weigh if she goes.

Same day, hours after the post.

Bridge

Zero stories, then a callout, then —

the clock says what the clock says.

Hook

Dead air online — the story wasn't there.

One post from LaCorte, now the story's everywhere.

Four hours later, the headline finally drops.

Was it a coincidence? Ask the timestamp.

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