Well, that didn't take long: Former Fox News commentator Geraldo Rivera is already out there bad-mouthing his former colleagues.

“I thought it was very unfair that I was not judged objectively in our disputes, but rather he was always favored."

After being fired from "The Five," Geraldo Rivera announced he was leaving Fox News. Now, he is going to be a guest on "The View."

They no longer work for the same network, but Geraldo Rivera is still watching and commenting on Tucker Carlson.

Geraldo Rivera spoke from personal experience when defending a left-wing policy during his Fox News farewell event.

Fox News also dedicated an entire web story and held an on-air party for Rivera Friday after it silenced Carlson with no explanation.

With a bit of his trademark showmanship, Geraldo Rivera promos what could be his final appearance on Fox News.

A new report explores what has been taking place off-air in regard to the hosts of the Fox News show "The Five."

Rivera joined Fox News in 2001 as a war correspondent after a seven-year stint hosting his own show on CNBC.

Fox News has been a party to the rumor mill since the network inexplicably fired its top-rated prime-time host Tucker Carlson last month.