The network's chief White House correspondent will co-anchor the show with Poppy Harlow, who has been holding down the fort since Lemon was abruptly fired in April and Collins was moved into a primetime role
A veteran behind-the-camera staffer at CNN died Wednesday after experiencing a “medical emergency” at the Warner Bros. Discovery outlet’s New York headquarters, employees learned from a memo. Melissa Elkas, an electronics graphics operator who has worked for CNN for the last 25 years, passed away after being taken to a nearby hospital, the memo said. […]
the newly released documents you can see that chris cuomo is essentially working as an unpaid adviser, an aide, as if he s a staffer of the governor s, giving political advice and giving commentary, also working his own sources to try to find out more about what might be revealed about his brother. here s the statement from cnn overnight about the suspension saying when chris admitted to us he offered advice to his brother, he broke our rules and we acknowledged that publicly. we also appreciated the unique position he was in. and understood the need to put family first and job second. however, these documents point to a greater level of involvement in his brother s efforts than we previously knew, and as a result we have suspended chris indefinitely pending further evaluation. that s the statement from cnn executives overnight. i think what s going on here, it is a little complicated. you have media critics condemning chris, calling on cnn to take action. you have colleagues here at c
cnn engaged in any wrongdoing. let me read what the court said. i want to read this. the court has to conclude the theory of relevancy upon which this request is made is not based on sufficient and specific and arcticable facts but rather on more speculative predictions, assumptions, and scenarios unanchored in facts. as we meet with marek garland later today, cnn executives, i won t be there, no answers, no answers about why they did this, and the big question, of course, if they can do it to reporters, can they do it to anybody else in this country? yeah. that is a big meeting that s happening today. i want to talk to you about that first. again, i want to mention, this was, as you said, 2017, and yet