Later, he returned to Fairleigh Dickinson University as an adjunct professor after teaching two years at the Fordham Graduate School of Business.
[2] In April 1996, Roger Ailes hired Lewis, who was then working for CNBC,[3] as vice president of media relations for Fox News Channel.
Lewis oversaw the public relations strategy for the launch and positioning of the network, which started broadcasting seven months later.
[7] In July 2013 Lewis was terminated for "issues relating to financial irregularities"[8] though subsequent reporting notes the cause as cooperating with Gabe Sherman during the writing of his biography of Roger Ailes, The Loudest Voice in the Room.
[13][14] In September 2016, at the peak of #MeToo movement it became known that Megyn Kelly publicly stated information about the conflict with Roger Ailes in 2012.