Oz’s plans are for his syndicated talk show, now in its 13th season - although it may be a hint that he has replaced his show’s website with one for his campaign. He becomes the latest TV or movie star to seek public office, following the likes of Ronald Reagan, Donald Trump, Al Franken, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Cynthia Nixon, the “Sex & the City” actress who unsuccessfully ran for New York governor. On Tuesday morning, the cardiothoracic surgeon turned daytime-TV host formally announced that he’s entering the Republican primary field to replace the outgoing Sen. Does Dr Oz’s Senate Run Spell the End of His Hit TV Show?
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