Looks like CNN is cleaning house. A few more and maybe they can start thinking of salvaging some credibility. Some...

They need to get rid of Lemon head, also. But I won't hold my breath, because of diversity, you know.

The new owner would like to get ratings and make money. Shareholders invest to make money. This is something businesses used to understand.

Well that’s a bit of a bright spot in my day - not enough to make me ever watch CNN again but it’s nice to see another one of them fail

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Originally posted by 12131:
They need to get rid of Lemon head, also. But I won't hold my breath, because of diversity, you know.

He may actually be on the chopping block from the rumors I'm hearing. Jim Acosta likely doesn't have long at CNN either; he's expected to be next.

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Reliable Sources is the longest-running show on CNN; Stelter has hosted it for the past nine years and celebrated its 30th anniversary in March.

30 years on the air, and Stelter comes along and just burns it to the ground, so much so that CNN knows that even a new host wouldn't be able to salvage it.

Bye Felicia.

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Originally posted by h2oys:
Who is Brian Stelter?

I think he has a brother named Alka. Could be something else?

It's a damaged brand. CNN needs to go away.

Good riddance. Reliable Sources used to be a good show back when Howard Kurtz was the host (hard to believe it's been 9 years since then). When Stelter started out it wasn't so bad, but once the whole network became infected with TDS it went downhill fast along with everything else. I used to be a CNN junkie until then, but I won't ever go back.

Look for Stelter on the Home Shopping Network.

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Originally posted by 2PAK:
Look for Stelter on the Home Shopping Network.

Stelter's Stealthy Stinkhole Stoppers (aka Brian's Buttplugs) and Daring Double Dong Dildos will sell like hotcakes!

And don't forget that Krispy Kreme-flavored Motion Lotion, the most sensual (and delicious) sex lubricant on the market!

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Jim Acosta likely doesn't have long at CNN either; he's expected to be next.

I can only hope this is true. I have always felt that Jim Acosta is the most loathsome vile person on television. Don Lemon and the other opinion hosts on CNN and MSNBC aren't even a close second to this dirt bag. You may recall that some years ago when Acosta was a White House correspondent Trump called on Acosta. Trump answered his question, then even briefly answered a follow up question. Acosta then tried to ask a third question as another follow up. Trump responded that he had answered his question and was moving on. Acosta actually got into a tug of war with the young lady who was trying to hand the microphone to another news person.

But that's not the thing that bothers me most about Acosta. What bothers me the most is that he claims to be a straight up news man, rather than a far left lunatic fringe Trump hating, Republican and Conservative hating piece of shit that he really is. So I hope new management at CNN gets rid of this fraud.

^^^^ Jim Acosta is a marxist tool, he needs to be gone next !!

He would be 3rd or 4th in the line of cable tv program hosts I’d like to hear lost their jobs. I guess if I’m honest, all I ever heard from him were short clips Tucker played from time-to-time. Little victories

From a Fox news story...
https://www.foxnews.com/media/...rces-host-shown-door

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"Brian Stelter is one of the most embarrassing legacies of Jeff Zucker, and it’s no surprise he’s one of the first people the new regime has fired. But canning Stelter is just CNN shuffling the deck chairs on the Titanic," the insider told Fox News Digital.

This was a great thread to begin my day. Yep, get rid of Acosta and Lemon. Unfortunately Mr potato head will land on his feet. There are enough left wing outlets that will hire him.

So Brian Stelter winds up at ....... Harvard’s Kennedy School of government.

"The Walter Shorenstein Media and Democracy Fellowship brings high-profile figures at the forefront of media, politics, and public policy to Harvard’s Kennedy School to work with students, faculty, scholars and the public on important issues of the moment. As the Walter Shorenstein Fellow, Stelter will convene a series of discussions about threats to democracy and the range of potential responses from the news media. These discussions with media leaders, policy makers, politicians, and Kennedy School students, fellows, and faculty will help deepen public and scholarly understanding about the current state of the information ecosystem and its impacts on democratic governance."

https://hotair.com/david-strom...rd-of-course-n495892

Is there any real net advantage of Harvard to our country ? The Harvard endowment is over 50 Billion dollars. It is more like a huge financial enterprise than a highly valuable place of learning.

I'm not the first to say it but the value of Ivy League schools is the screening process and the networking appeal. Not even the brightest student could read all the books at a JC on any subject and they certainly can't at Harvard.

That Ive pedigree carries a lot of weight in the Ivy League circles but it's not a indicator that someone is smarter than a graduate of a four year public college.

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Originally posted by sdy:
So Brian Stelter winds up at ....... Harvard’s Kennedy School of government.

And people wonder why academia is in the shitter- they hire moronic schlubs like Stelter.