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Maria Bartiromo: Was Fox Business host fired over leaking internal texts to White House? Explosive backstory emerges

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Reports claim Maria Bartiromo was fired by Fox after allegedly leaking internal texts to the White House. JD Vance denied she may replace Karoline Leavitt.

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