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Roger Ailes says Fox News, in ten years, will be "the dominant news source for the world" -- whether or not he's still running things. "If I got run over by a bus today -- and this will really irritate our detractors -- it wouldn’t matter at all. There are enough good young people in place to keep this going forever and force the rest of the media to pay attention to fairness, and that's all I ever wanted to do anyway. So we’ll be fine without me." || Related from Roger Catlin, Phil Rosenthal and Brian C. Anderson
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