Contact: Cliff Kincaid, 443-964-8208

OWINGS, Md., Jan. 25, 2012 /Standard Newswire/ -- A public policy group dedicated to exposing the role of hedge fund billionaire George Soros in Obama's radical transformation of America is launching a "Bring Back Beck" campaign on behalf of the former Fox News Channel star. An ad for the new campaign can be seen at www.canadafreepress.com, a popular global source of conservative news and information, and advertises a new website called www.sorosfiles.com, a project of America's Survival, Inc. (ASI).

"Fox News has been disintegrating since Soros-funded groups forced Glenn Beck off the air," declared ASI President Cliff Kincaid. "His show was replaced by a program featuring Democratic Party hack Bob Beckel, who regularly insults conservatives. It's time for Glenn Beck, now on Internet TV, to return to the cable channel so that he can continue his investigative journalism into the rapidly expanding influence of the Soros network of organizations. We urge Fox News CEO Roger Ailes to negotiate Beck's return at the earliest possible date."

Kincaid noted with alarm that Fox News has hired two left-wing feminist activists, Sally Kohn and Jehmu Greene, both of them affiliated with Jane Fonda's Women's Media Center, as paid "contributors" to the channel. "Fox is moving to the left and filling its ranks with the kind of shallow commentators we have come to associate with the little-watched cable channel MSNBC. We know that pressure from Media Matters and other Soros-funded groups is responsible for this shocking departure from the conservative message that made Fox the most popular cable channel." Soros gave Media Matters $1 million to neutralize Fox's conservative message.

Kincaid noted that Sally Kohn worked at the Center for Community Change, heavily subsidized by the billionaire, while Greene is an activist who worked with the corrupt ACORN group. "Fox News should be exposing these people, not hiring them," Kincaid said. They are both "Fox News Contributors," meaning they are on the payroll making tens of thousands of dollars a year. In addition, Kohn writes regularly for the Fox News website.

Kohn, the latest hire by the "conservative" channel, is actually a lesbian feminist who worked at a Jane Fonda-founded group dedicated to giving "progressive women" a more visible presence in the major media. "Fonda scored big when Kohn was hired by Fox," Kincaid said. Fonda was known as "Hanoi Jane" for her visit to Hanoi during the Vietnam War and support for the communist enemy killing American soldiers.

The ASI President went on, in regard to Sally Kohn, "She may be the nicest person in the world and friendly on the air, but she is not the kind of role model that Fox News should be presenting to young women across the United States. Lesbianism is not a lifestyle that should be promoted by a national television network, especially one claiming to be conservative. We expected and deserved better from Fox."

Kincaid noted that the New York Times estimated that Soros gave progressive groups $860 million in 2011 alone. "This amount makes the Koch Brothers look like penny-pinchers," Kincaid added, alluding to an estimate by the New York Yorker that the libertarian billionaires have given about $100 million to conservative groups. Overall, Soros has given away over $8 billion to anti-American and far-left organizations. "It seems as though Fox News is next on his target list of acquisitions," Kincaid said, "and he is beginning to get his way."

He said left-wing groups attacking the Koch Brothers are deliberately diverting attention away from the much-greater influence of Soros, a convicted inside trader with mysterious off-shore sources of cash who is now acquiring influence over the Fox News product. "Fox should stand up to Soros," he said, "not buckle under to his financial pressure." He said this trend -- together with the reports that Rupert Murdoch, head of the Fox News parent company, News Corporation, is turning the media giant over to his liberal son, James -- is worrisome indeed.

The www.sorosfiles.com website includes contributions from Tina Trent and Trevor Loudon and the proceedings of a conference on the topic of the hedge fund billionaire's increasing influence in the U.S. and the world. Readers can subscribe to a free newsletter advertised on the top of the site.

Kincaid also said his organization will have a booth at the upcoming Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) with detailed information on how to expose the Soros power grab at Fox.