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by WILL FOLKS
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One of our most popular programs is poised to return to the airwaves this coming weekend as part of the ongoing relaunching, reimagining and expansion of our video content here at FITSNews.
As noted in the clip below, a new (and vastly improved) version of our ‘Week in Review‘ program/podcast will premiere this coming Saturday (May 9, 2026) – giving our audience their first taste of the elevated standard for excellence at South Carolina’s home for independent, unapologetic news and commentary.
And based on the latest headlines, it would seem we’re returning to this particular corner of the marketplace of ideas without a moment to spare…
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???This Saturday (5/9/2026), our new and (vastly) improved #WeekInReview returns to the airwaves. A message from our fearless leader @TheWillFolks… pic.twitter.com/TpQhZCBxpb
— FITSNews (@fitsnews) May 4, 2026
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In addition to our new ‘Week in Review‘ format, look for forthcoming one-on-one interviews under the banner ‘Point Blank‘ with Will Folks. To get a sense of the elevated production value associated with both of these programs, check out our recent interview with reporter Valerie Bauerlein of The Wall Street Journal.
Our chief photog/researcher Andy Fancher has been working overtime on every aspect of our format – and the results he’s achieving are taking FITSNews to the next level. Not only are we revamping production, we are expanding our operations… so be on the lookout for new personnel announcements very soon as our team continues to grow.
As always, a big ‘thank you’ to everyone who watches and subscribes – as your support drives everything we do at FITSNews. The lights, the cameras, the accountability… it’s all a direct result of your views and your subscriptions. So, if you value the sort of independent, unapologetic coverage we’ve been providing – subscribe today!
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Thanks again to all of our supporters for their patience as we continue working hard to grow into the media outlet we’re capable of becoming… the media outlet South Carolina needs.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR…
Will Folks is the founding editor of the news outlet you are currently reading. Prior to founding FITSNews, he served as press secretary to the governor of South Carolina. He lives in the Midlands region of the state with his wife and eight children.
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6 comments
FITS, please tell us again how this blog started.
Sincerely!
You may have young potential viewers/subscribers who do not know your origin story; and it may excite them.
Also, share the pain Mandy Matney and Dylan Nolan caused you. We’re your friends around here. Cry on our shoulders if that helps; only don’t let the babies see you do it.
Won’t be the same without Dylan
Actually, good riddance to Dylan. His hypocrisy was so naked it was not even funny; and he was woefully ignorant of political history before his time. I hope Andy Fancher did not catch the figurative bug; or if he did, he does some heavy-duty sneezing it out in open air and in literal sunshine.
He was an arrogant back stabber
Just related to ALL THREE SUBJECTS of (1) the return of your videos, (2) the still-unreleased Murdaugh opinion(s), and (3) the pain your former employees, I paste here my comment on Mandy Matney’s upcoming contempt hearing:
BTW, Malicious Mandy Matney (“MMM”) also reportedly claimed on her website that she has inside information that Alex Murdaugh’s two murder convictions were going to be reversed last week.
A deposition-taker who has public confidence in the judiciary best interest at heart should ask MMM about that. After all, the standard for a deposition is “reasonably calculated to lead to discoverable evidence.”
The issue of MMM Mafia-like network of soft prostitution and covert bribes to get information or to smuggle it to jurors is relevant to all cases related to the Murdaughs directly or derivatively, all in my opinion free from false humility but always with a reminder that I am NOT a lawyer but have been complimented ON THE TRANSCRIBED RECORD by at least one federal judge as better that lawyers who appear in that jurist’s court.
What time is your show today?