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Rush Limbaugh’s Successor Named

Ben Johnson
Rush Limbaugh’s Successor Named
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Rush Limbaugh cast such a legendary shadow over the landscape of talk radio that his network decided it would take two people to fill his shoes.

More than three months after his death, Limbaugh’s syndication partner has named his successors: Fox Sports personality Clay Travis and talk show host Buck Sexton. Sexton, a former CIA agent turned radio talk show host, frequently filled in for Limbaugh during the latter years of Rush’s radio career in addition to hosting “The Buck Sexton Show” on radio and “Hold The Line” at 7 p.m. weeknights on The First TV network. Most recently, Travis has helmed Fox Sports’ “Outkick the Coverage.”

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