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Juan Williams marks the 30th anniversary of Fox News by reflecting on his decision to leave CNN in 1996.
He joined the newly launched network despite his wife's objections, a move she considered crazy given their three young children and his established position at the then-dominant cable news brand.
Roger Ailes, the network's first head, and Chet Collier, Ailes' top programming aide, persuaded him that Fox would be scrappy and innovative.
Williams characterized Fox's early strategy as focusing on stories ignored by other outlets and featuring right-of-center voices that felt like outsiders on competing networks.
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