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Glenn Beck has hinted that he might leave the Fox News Channel when his current contract expires at the end of this year.



During a discussion about his future plans on his syndicated radio programme earlier this week, Beck responded to a recent New York Times article which claimed that Fox News execs have tired of the TV host's often-controversial views.

While not directly commenting on contract negotiations, the talkshow host quipped that "the only thing in life that is constant is change".

Beck then promised his fans that, regardless of his future on the cable channel, he will always find a way to communicate his message.

He said: "I know that we'll continue to find each other whether on the radio, the internet, on stage, in movie theatres, in the pages of books that the New York elite will never read or on Fox that the New York elite will never watch."

Last year, Beck was involved embroiled in a public feud with James Cameron after the Avatar filmmaker challenged the pundit to a political policy debate.

Glenn Beck airs weeknights at 8pm ET/7pm CT on the Fox News Channel.