A former producer with Faux News claimed in a lengthy essay gaining new traction this week that the conservative television station has a "Brain Room" in its New York headquarters which enables employees to view private telephone records with ease.
Though published years ago, the allegations have returned to relevance in the wake of the phone hacking scandals that have rocked News Corporation to its very core, threatening to topple one of the world's largest and most powerful media conglomerates.
According to former Faux News executive Dan Cooper, whose gripes with his former employer run quite deep after being fired in 1996, Faux News chief Roger Ailes allegedly had him design the so-called "Brain Room" to facilitate counter-intelligence efforts and other "black ops."
Of course, you know, Faux News has no 'brain room' there isn't a brain at Faux to begin with.
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