'A misdemeanor has to be charged within a year of the original offense date,' said Fairfax County Police Spokesperson Ofc. The crime involved is trespassing, which is a misdemeanor. Base jumping itself, while not recommended, is not illegal. We're told Moeser was a suspect, but no charges came of it because of a statute of limitations. Police were investigating that and at least six other incidents at the time. What Moeser was referring to is video shared with FOX 5 a few years ago, that showed a first-person account of someone leaping off of what appeared to be the top of a Tysons area building. I’ll take total blame.'Everybody keeps referring back to two years ago when people were accusing me of base jumping when nobody had any proof and somebody else sent videos in and said, 'Yeah, we think that's Chuck Moeser.' Well nobody ever saw my face base jumping or had fingerprints,' the 70-year-old suspect told FOX 5 over the phone. If you don’t like the show, don’t you call Chris Ruddy,” she says. She gets to decide what should be on her show. She struck what she believes is an unusual deal with Newsmax. I’m fascinated by it and I think that sells to viewers.” “It makes a difference,” she says, when an anchor can see a debate or issue up close and on the ground. What does she think of how cable news has changed since she left? She sees significantly more opinion programming and thinks the recent pandemic has kept anchors hunkered down in their studios rather than getting out and seeing life around the nation. Her arrival at MSNBC in 2017 was touted by Rachel Maddow, but executives felt her early-evening program trailed its rivals on other news outlets. In 2002, she moved to Fox News Channel, where she anchored a primetime program and then one at 7 p.m. Her work as a legal analyst for CNN on that very event led to her hosting two different programs there. Van Susteren has been delving into hot topics since the days of the O.J. “Why should anyone in Appleton, Wisconsin, care?” she asks, referring to her hometown. Van Susteren intends to devote her new hour to stories that cater to her strengths in legal analysis and foreign travel, but knows she needs to get a middle-American audience to pay attention. “Last year we did a multiple in revenues of that Kagan number, and we’re seeing even stronger growth this year,” he says. Chris Ruddy, the CEO of Newsmax, takes issue with the Kagan figures. according to Kagan, a media research unit of S&P Global Market Intelligence, compared with nearly $1.17 billion for Fox News, $757.4 million for MSNBC and $699.5 million for CNN. Newsmax is seen generating $41.4 million in 2022. Newsmax continues to hire anchors who are likely known to its viewers as it competes with businesses that are substantially bigger. “I don’t think Newsmax has a monopoly on that,” she adds. Van Susteren says she can’t name a network she’s worked for that hasn’t had its share of controversy. “We believe the neutral reporting privilege applies and we will prevail.” “Neither Newsmax nor its hosts embraced theories about the voting software, as other network hosts did,” Newsmax said in a statement. The companies have also sued Fox News and OAN. The company is grappling with defamation lawsuits from voting-technology companies Smartmatic and Dominion Voting Systems, both of which charge Newsmax spread false claims on air about the companies’ role in the 2020 election, which has been affirmed as a victory for President Joe Biden. Some Newsmax on-air product has been challenged. I like leaving the opinions to the opinion people. “I’ve been able to get Republicans and Democrats on my show, regardless of my network. “That’s opinion time,” she quips, noting that with her legal background, she’s eager to stick to facts. Van Susteren says she’s not interested in being on during primetime. Newsmax will move Sean Spicer to a new time slot and may make other schedule tweaks to accommodate, according to a network spokesperson. Van Susteren’s new program, “The Record with Greta Van Susteren” (Her Fox News program was called “On The Record” and her MSNBC show was titled “For The Record”), will debut at 6 p.m. Eric Bolling, a one-time Fox News host, is also at Newsmax, as is James Rosen, a former Fox News chief Washington correspondent. Van Susteren is the latest in a line of personalities to join Newsmax who previously cultivated an audience at Fox News.

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