TV Newser is reporting that Dennis Kneale has been snatched up by Fox Business News. This won’t be the first time the anchor has appeared in front of Fox cameras. Before his time at CNBC, Kneale regularly appeared on Fox News’ Forbes on Fox.

CNBC anchor Dennis Kneale‘s contract is up soon with the business network, and he’s found an odd way to make a pitch to stay around Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.

He’s gone public about the contract status, taking a shot at execs in the process, in a Business Insider profile sure to ruffle what are likely the last feathers of his stay at the network.

After a five-month tryout anchoring CNBC’s 8 p.m. hour, former Wall Street Journal and Forbes editor Dennis Kneale has been cancelled. He broke the news himself on Twitter — taking one last (desperate) shot at bloggers, the same “mean-spirited” miscreants who he lashed out at earlier this summer, deriding them as “digital dickweed,” in what his producer called a moment of ‘poetry, the best thing he’d done for the show.’

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Alls CNBC’s Charles Gasparino is trying to do is tell it like it is — ya’ know, tell both sides of the story. But the “nobodies” and “morons” of the blogosphere keep trying to paint him as a Goldman Sachs muppet. Now, this is nothing new for CNBC. Just last month Dennis Kneale called-out bloggers for their “mean-spirited negativity,” calling them “digital dickweed.”