Murdoch loses bid to change trust in real-life 'Succession' battle
A real-life "Succession" battle for Rupert Murdoch's media empire has ended with a Nevada court commissioner denying the billionaire's bid to change a family trust and give control to his eldest son. The case pitted the 93-year-old against three of his children over who would gain the power to control News Corp and Fox News when he dies.
David and Simon discuss Murdoch's lost legal case, Brian Thompson and early risers.
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Angelo Carusone, President of Media Matters for America and David Jolly, former Republican Congressmen from Florida joins ...
As Rupert Murdoch loses his battle to amend his family trust to allow his son Lachlan to take control without “interference” ...
Update: Rupert Murdoch has suffered a rare defeat with a Nevada court official denying the 93-year-old media mogul’s wish to alter his family trust in favor of his eldest son Lachlan. While the case ...
Rupert Murdoch wanted to give his eldest son, Lachlan, control of his media empire amid worries his other children may try to ...
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