After 20years with Fox News , Carl Cameron has moved on. Contrary to liberal media reporting, he did not leave the network because of its socalled "conservative bias."

Carl Cameron, former chief political correspondent for Fox News Channel, has joined Londonderry Tales as president of the company’s TV production unit. In his new role, Cameron will oversee the financing and production of all upcoming slate of scripted and non-scripted television projects, reporting directly to Londonderry’s founder and CEO Patrick Millsaps.
Cameron recently retired from FNC after more than 20 years with the company. Dubbed “Campaign Carl,” Cameron covered every presidential election since he joined the network just prior to its inception in 1996. Originally hired as FNC’s first Capitol Hill correspondent, he went on to serve as chief White House correspondent and most recently as chief political correspondent.