Fox News chairman and CEO Roger Ailes is being interviewed by Neil Cavuto at this hour in California at a 21st Century Fox investors conference. 
 
 The first question Cavuto asked was about the rumor, first reported on Drudge Report, that Megyn Kelly will me moving into the 9pmET timeslot this Fall. “Generally, I don’t confirm or deny any rumors, and that is a rumor at the moment,” said Ailes, adding “all of our stars will be back.” 
 
 As for Hannity, who currently hosts the 9pm hour, Ailes said, “Hannity is a brand that many of our viewers love and want to see, and, as you know, is one of the nicest guys in the building.” 
 
 Ailes did say he’s been having conversations with Shepard Smith about “a new way to deliver news.” This could mean a lot of things, including that Smith’s 7pm timeslot is up for grabs. 
 
 Developing… ||||| 
 
 Last week, Alec Baldwin played a fake news anchor on the live episode of "30 Rock," alongside real-life anchor Brian Williams. This week, Baldwin was a real-life anchor, reading teasers on "The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell" on MSNBC. 
 
 Perhaps with the end of "30 Rock" looming, Baldwin is trying out other careers. 
 
 Baldwin was on the show as a guest, but he wound up reading some teaser headlines, with a little spin, in his most serious demeanor. It's probably not Baldwin's fault that some viewers watched waiting for some kind of punch line; as Jack Donaghy on "30 Rock," he's become master of the deadpan line delivery. 
 
 Baldwin has long made noises about getting into politics at some point in the future, discussing a possible run for mayor of New York City at one point, though he's continually shied away from making concrete plans. In a post-show discussion posted on MSNBC.com, Baldwin kicked those political plans down the road a couple more years, when there might not be as many sitting Democrats in the New York districts where he lives. 
 
 O'Donnell publicly defended Baldwin on his show last December, after the actor was booted from an American Airlines flight for supposed bad behavior. O'Donnell said he'd recently flown cross-country next to Baldwin and said traveling with him was "a pleasure." He went on, "I can tell you, that I have never, never seen a more polite person on an airplane than Alec Baldwin." 
 
 Such kind words no doubt went a long way to fostering a good friendship between the two. But O'Donnell might want to watch out: "30 Rock" is ending soon, and Baldwin may find that anchor seat a little too comfortable. 
 
 RELATED: 
 
 Alec Baldwin stalker suspect arrested in New York City 
 
 Alec Baldwin says he's sticking with "30 Rock" until the end 
 
 Alec Baldwin busts American on "SNL"; "30 Rock" grounded? [Video] 
 
 -- Patrick Kevin Day 
 
 Photo: Alec Baldwin. Credit: Paul Morigi / Getty Images
– Sounds like Alec Baldwin will soon have a regular outlet for his political views. An unnamed insider tells Mediaite that Baldwin is set to host a politically-focused MSNBC show on Fridays at 10pm. The channel hasn't confirmed the news, though the source says it's a certainty. The show would take the slot currently held by prison documentary Lockup. Baldwin has flirted with hosting at MSNBC before: He read teasers for Lawrence O'Donnell last year, the Los Angeles Times noted at the time. Meanwhile, some (also unconfirmed) changes at an MSNBC rival: Fox News host Megyn Kelly will be taking over the channel's 9pm slot, which is currently occupied by Sean Hannity. It's the first prime-time schedule change at Fox News in a decade, reports the Drudge Report, which broke the Kelly news. In an interview, the channel's chairman and CEO, Roger Ailes, wouldn't confirm or deny what he called a rumor—but he did say that "all of our stars will be back," Mediabistro reports.