Fox News is under fire from everyone from liberal activists to Trump. Here's 7 high-profile departures amid its turmoil.

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• Fox News has seen a cascade of departures from its network over the past few years, many of which were triggered by sexual-harassment allegations.
• Former CEO and Chairman Roger Ailes and longtime host Bill O'Reilly are among the most notable to have been forced out of the organization after being accused of sexual harassment.
• Recent departures include former anchor Ed Henry, who is currently being sued for sexual misconduct.
• President Trump has been repeatedly eschewing nostalgia for Ailes, and has even been interviewed for a forthcoming documentary on Ailes starring John Voight, yet another production about Fox News, joining the likes of the 2019 movie "Bombshell" and the Showtime series "The Loudest Voice."

Fox News undoubtedly holds the position of the most consequential media organization when it comes to the Trump White House.

President Trump continues to live tweet the network's shows since taking office, and has recently been waxing about the good old days under the late CEO Roger Ailes.

Trump is reportedly going to be featured as an interview subject in a forthcoming documentary on Ailes starring John Voight, marking the latest in a series of Fox-themed productions.

The 2019 movie "Bombshell" and Showtime series "The Loudest Voice" both focused on the reckoning over rampant sexual misconduct that hit the network in 2016 and 2017, leading to a slew of departures.

Beyond the men who were either fired or forced out of the company for their behavior, a harder to quantify number of women have seen their careers cut short by the company's culture of workplace harassment.

Here are seven of the most notable departures from Fox over the past four years: