Marcus Lemonis’ new series ‘The Fixer’ debuts July 29 on FOX Business Network

Fox Business Network will start broadcasting the series CEO of Camping World, “The Fixer”, at Primetime on July 29 at 8 pm Easter.

The series will appear for the first time in its first episode on Tuesday and will be broadcasting weekly until September. The viewers can also flow “The Fixer” on the Fox Nation, Fox News.

“I am proud to be part of the Fox Business family, as investors, business leaders and businessmen are turning aspiring to market data in the actual time and a meaningless approach for all money,” Limons said in a statement on the announcement.

“The Fixer” follows it works with small business owners throughout the country, and it extends from the peasant popcorn to car accessories. In the show, lemonis helps their owners overcome obstacles and transforms operations to achieve success.

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The first episode of “The Fixer” is characterized by the owners of fitness studio who are stuck in the daily tasks that can harm their dream of privilege.

Subsequent seven episodes of a series of eight episodes will be shown per week on FBN as a cage to Fox Entertainment.

Lemonis previously hosted a CNBC show, “The ProfF”, which included Camping World’s CEO where he helped spin non -business. The program ran for eight seasons and “dream streets” seriesand That focused on the financial work of the main industries.

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Profit – “Dante” episode 701. In the picture: Marcus Limons. (Photo by: Charles Syeks/CNBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images/Getty Images)

The business commander spoke to Fox Business about his new offer earlier this month.

“The fixed” is similar to my previous cross, the profit, where I go to companies, and I really try to help them find their way. I am using my own money and my time to try to put them on the road. Now, chances of success, they are still difficult to go, give them, give them, give them, and they go to America. Dream.

Lemon occupied the headlines earlier this year after challenging the city’s threat to legalize the signing of the store, Huge, 40 feet in 80 feet American flag The waves are outside the agent.

Camping World’s CEO responded to a request from Sevieroville, Tennessee, to remove the 100 -foot science mast of its property “in violation of the municipal regions decree,” according to a message from the city that lemon published to X.

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“[T]Lemonis wrote on a copy of the city’s speech: “The pillar of science and science does not come down. [feet] Science is 40×80. We are excited to continue sending all new tax revenues from the $ 20 million facility that we have built in your city in previous agricultural lands. “