Newsmax anchor Eric Bolling has recently made headlines with his departure from the network after three years. Bolling, known for his prime-time show ‘The Balance,’ was a prominent figure in far-right media circles. His exit from Newsmax was described as a mutual agreement between him and the network.

According to a statement on Bolling’s website, the decision to part ways was made after three years of collaboration in delivering news to the American audience. Both Bolling and Newsmax expressed gratitude for their time together and the work they have accomplished.

Newsmax, often viewed as a more pro-Trump alternative to Fox News, gained popularity among Trump supporters following the 2020 election. The network faced criticism for promoting misinformation, leading to a defamation case brought against them by Smartmatic, a voting-equipment company.

Prior to his time at Newsmax, Bolling was associated with Fox News until his departure in 2017 amid allegations of misconduct. His departure from Newsmax followed his vocal support for former President Donald Trump, even after Trump’s conviction on multiple counts in a New York trial.

Bolling’s departure from Newsmax marks a significant development in the landscape of far-right media, with implications for the network’s future direction and programming. The circumstances surrounding his exit have sparked discussions about the role of media personalities in shaping political narratives and influencing public opinion.