Ken LaCorte, who served as a vice president at Fox News, posted a lengthy message on X on Sunday criticizing the network’s handling of reports involving Kimberly Guilfoyle. He described the limited attention as a deliberate decision rather than an oversight. LaCorte linked the sparse coverage to what he called “fear and inaction” among middle managers.
According to Mediaite, he worked as vice president and senior executive producer of FoxNews.com from 2006 until 2016. In the post, he said it “pains” him to speak out against his former outlet but that the issue warranted attention. He argued the approach went beyond a single flawed headline or poorly written piece.
“To be clear, this isn’t a simple ‘mistake’ by Fox. It’s not a biased headline or muddled article. It’s a conscious choice to ignore a major story that has been reported worldwide by every major news outlet,” LaCorte wrote. “President Trump has spoken about it, as has VP [JD] Vance and Marco Rubio. It’s journalistic malpractice.”
