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The Loudest Voice

American television miniseries
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"The Loudest Voice" is an American television miniseries that chronicles the rise and fall of Roger Ailes, the founder of Fox News Channel. Ailes, a prominent political consultant and television producer, established Fox News in 1996 and led it for two decades. The series explores his significant influence on conservative media and his eventual downfall amidst sexual harassment allegations. The show highlights Ailes's career, from his early work in television and political advising for figures like Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan, to building Fox News into a powerful media entity.12

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