He got a jaw-dropping 50 percent raise he never asked for, then got sacked because his pay was too high, and his ratings too low – which he disputes. That’s Kirby Wilbur’s story, in a nutshell, about how the conservative talk show host got fired by KVI/Fisher Broadcasting. He wishes details of the sacking had remained private, but now he’s talking about it (and so, apparently, are his followers: Wilbur says Fisher has set up a separate phone line to take calls on his departure).”If management had kept this a matter between us, where it belonged,” he writes, “I would have said nothing. But, 700 emails on Friday, the loss of a significant advertiser, a steady volume of phone calls, I’m sure they were caught off-guard and had to say something. I understand some even suggested that all these calls were part of a GOP conspiracy and did not reflect real KVI listeners. I know better. They should.”