Following the passing of radio titan Rush Limbaugh, his onetime substitute host Buck Sexton, now a talk show host in his own right, joined media company president Beverly Hallberg to reflect on the life of "America's Anchorman." Sexton told "Fox News Primetime" that Limbaugh was on an entirely different level from most AM radio hosts due to the extent to which he connected with his listeners. "I think one thing that Rush could do is make millions of people across the country feel like he was having a one-to-one conversation with them. "I never met him personally but I felt like I knew him because he was part of my life, day after day, year after year, and decade after decade and even to this day. When asked by Campos-Duffy who might take his place in conservative talk radio, Sexton simply replied, "There is only one Rush."

Source: Fox News February 18, 2021 02:24 UTC