Juan Williams announced on Wednesday that he was leaving "The Five" after nearly seven years as a daily host on the popular Fox News evening talk show. "It's time for One More Thing, and I have an announcement," said Williams during the final segment of the show. "This is my last day hosting The Five. COVID taught me a lot of lessons. As the

Fox cohosts of "The Five" Juan Williams, Jesse Watters, Dana Perino, and Greg Gutfeld at Fox News Channel Studios in New York City on September 12, 2019. By John Lamparski/Getty Images Fox News...

Fox News’ Juan Williams announced at the end of Wednesday’s broadcast of “The Five” that it was his last day co-hosting the program. The lone liberal-leaning voice on the conservative network’s panel of hosts for the talk show said in brief remarks that he was leaving the show but would continue his work as a political analyst for the network.

Juan Williams, the longtime liberal co-host of Fox News’ late-afternoon panel show The Five, announced on-air Wednesday that he was leaving the program.

Juan Williams, liberal co-host of Fox News’s “The Five,” announced on Wednesday that he is leaving the show. Williams, who is also a columnist for The Hill, made the announcement during the ...

A replacement to fill Juan Williams’ spot on The Five has yet to be named. According to Fox, rotating liberal hosts will fill Williams' seat until a permanent replacement is chosen. Williams served as a co-host along with Dana Perino, Greg Gutfeld, and Jesse Watters. The Five airs weekdays at 5pm ET on Fox. 3.