Chris Wallace leaves Foxnews

Announcement duing his Sunday show

Good riddance! Masquerading as a "journalist" for 18 years at Fox. Bye!

Never could hold a candle to his hard charging father who invented investigative journalism.

Long over due. I never liked him nor his old man.

Glad I have not watched for years.

Sure he will pick up a gig somewhere

Just another phony

Heading to CNN?

quote:

Originally posted by Johnny 3eagles:
Heading to CNN?

Seems like all CNN hires are Pedophiles and perverts so we'll see

AMF

Let's get him a nice fruit basket. We're gonna miss him.

Breitbart headline:

About time. LGB!

How about a Christmas goose on the way out the door?

..and The Liberty Daily take on this:

Adios mo fo!

I'd like to see Mark Levin take over the time slot. He's a great interviewer and his opinions are spot on.

Jim

Now he can freely go full retard and soil the family name forever.

https://www.axios.com/chris-wa...f7-82d87cac76a2.html

Long-time "Fox News Sunday" host Chris Wallace is leaving the network after nearly two decades, he announced Sunday. He will be joining CNN as an anchor for its new streaming service, CNN+.

n a press release, CNN said Wallace will anchor a "new weekday show will contribute to CNN+’s slate of original, live programming and will be available at launch."

"I am thrilled to join CNN+," Wallace said in a statement announcing the news.

"I look forward to the new freedom and flexibility streaming affords in interviewing major figures across the news landscape—and finding new ways to tell stories," he said.


CNN+:

https://www.axios.com/cnn-new-...91-3a53ad4b61af.html

CNN Worldwide President Jeff Zucker on Monday said the company plans to launch its new streaming service called CNN+ in the first quarter of 2022, sources on the company's editorial call tell Axios. The company publicly announced the news minutes later with more detail.

Why it matters: CNN is committing to building out a standalone streaming news operation, after a few failed attempts at creating a standalone streaming app with original content, most notably CNN Pipeline.

Several of CNN's TV news rivals, like NBC News and CBS News, have also been investing heavily in standalone streaming news properties.
Sources tell Axios CNN plans to hire hundreds of people to help launch the initiative, across all types of content verticals, including news, lifestyle and more.
Details: The new service will feature original, live, on-demand and interactive programming that is separate from CNN's live TV channels, the company said in a statement.

At launch, the service will have 8–12 hours of live, daily programming that features CNN’s most prominent talent.
It will launch with a library that includes past seasons of original CNN films and shows like "Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown," "Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy," "This is Life with Lisa Ling," and "United Shades of America with W. Kamau Bell."

It will build on that library with original series and films developed for CNN+, the company said. More details on that will be revealed later this year.

With Fredo gone, Wallace has some mighty small shoes to fill.

Well...Bye