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Trump Ally Maria Bartiromo Says She Wasn't Fired From Fox Amid Abrupt Exit

Trump Ally Maria Bartiromo Says She Wasn't Fired From Fox Amid Abrupt Exit

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"She has been, without question, one of the hardest working journalists throughout her award-winning career. Maria is a total professional, and a true warrior. Her fans, of which there are many, will not be happy.

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By Joshua Rhett MillerSenior Reporter0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Maria Bartiromo is denying reports on Friday that was fired from Fox News.In a statement released by her attorney, Bryan Freedman, the prominent financial correspondent disputed "irresponsible reports" on Thursday that she was no longer an employee of Fox News after more than 12 years."For many years, Maria Bartiromo hosted three number one rated television shows on Fox channels," Freedman told Puck in a statement. "She has been, without question, one of the hardest working journalists throughout her award-winning career.

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