THIS IS CNN: Don Lemon goes berserker on Kaitlan Collins

I guess I was wrong about Tapper.

 

do not congratulate

 

Did Tapper not push back because he's soft or because he was sick?

 

What accounted for Jim Acosta's fall from grace? Is he still working weekends? I don't know.

 

I tend to watch Acosta on the weekends. Not sure why he's a weekend desker but he's good.

 

I'm not sure it will. It did in the past - see what happened during Vietnam and Nixon era.

 

Atonement.

 

Different America.

 

It is, and the biggest way is in technology. Just don't see the novel/album/movie being made. Maybe a TV series or YouTube shorts.

 

In the wake of The Atlantic's explosive story, I've spoken with dozens of staffers across the company. There are a wide range of emotions coursing through the halls of CNN. Some staffers are frustrated. Others are angry. Many are sad about the awful state of affairs that has taken hold of an organization they love.

There is one near-universal sentiment, however, that has been communicated to me: Licht has lost the room.

Licht's Monday remarks, according to the people I've spoken with, struck the right tone. He did appear humbled. Staffers could hear the raw emotion in his voice as he spoke. And he invited feedback and offered self-reflection in a way that represented a marked departure from how he has governed in the past.

But Licht, notably, did not apologize for having disparaged CNN's previous journalism, an omission in his remarks that did not go unnoticed by staffers, particularly the network's health unit which has been infuriated by the attacks he leveled against the outlet's Covid-19 coverage. And, overall, the comments did little to move the needle. "Too little, too late," more than one employee said, summarizing the widespread attitude from staffers that I spoke with.

 

licht no doubt enjoying darcy staying in his silo