When the Marxist mob used George Floyd's death as an excuse to ramp up its ongoing war on policing, A&E instantly caved.  That proved to be a costly decision.  News broke Friday that the cable network has lost almost 50% of its viewers. When it was founded back in 1984, the  Arts & Entertainment Network was going to be a highbrow cable show, focusing on fine arts, documentaries, and dramas, many imported from Britain.  A generation of women remembers being introduced to Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy in A&E's Pride and Prejudice.  This highbrow fare, though, wasn't bringing in revenue.  By 2002, the station had shifted to reality series for younger viewers. In 2016, A&E created Live PD.  The show follows police departments across America, and audiences loved it.  According to Wikipedia: In 2018, a survey by Inscape found Live PD to be the most-watched program...(Read Full Post)