Steve Krakauer of Mediaite writes about how Fox Business Network used the baseball all-star game this week to promote itself.
“Willis, who ‘bats lead-off’ for FBN’s post-market coverage at 5pmET, says she is ‘all over how the big stories of the day are affecting your lives.’ Bolling, the ‘clean-up hitter,’ describes his program as ‘unapologetically pro-capitalism.’
“Bolling, who spends the entire promo holding a baseball bat, has conducted several sports interviews on his 8pmET Money Rocks this week as well, including with NFL star Chad Ochocinco and MLB Hall of Famer (and my favorite athlete ever) Cal Ripken, Jr..”
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