Fox News' Juan Williams Announces He's Leaving 'The Five'
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The liberal-leaning co-host announced at the end of the broadcast that it was his last day on the show but not at the network.
Fox News’ Juan Williams announced at the end of Wednesday’s broadcast of “The Five” that it was his last day co-hosting the program. The lone liberal-leaning voice on the conservative network’s panel of hosts for the talk show said in brief remarks that he was leaving the show but would continue his work as a political analyst for the network. “COVID taught me a lot of lessons,” said Williams, adding that he will remain at his home in Washington, D.C., when the show resumes filming from the network’s New York studio. He will carry out his duties as a political analyst from Washington.
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