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"It's been a really tough day, today, and a tough few days for us here at CNN. All week, really. I didn't want to talk about until tonight," Lemon told his viewers.
"So the truth is, we're all heartbroken because we lost our leader here. We lost a man who was the backbone, the glue and the spirit of this company, the man who I personally credit with change in my life, the man who believed in me when nobody else did.
He is the reason that you have a gay Black man with two hours of primetime, a show with my name on it, the only anchor of color in primetime on cable news, think about that. You want to talk about diversity? Here it is!"
Lemon credited Zucker for making CNN "relevant again" and "steadied it for the last decade," insisting he left the network a "very good blueprint going forward."
"So, thank you, Jeff Zucker, for everything you did for everyone at this network and for what you did to the entire country -- for the entire country."
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
We can only hope it does.
a reply to: carewemust
Zucker's disgraced exit from CNN may doom Don Lemon's hope for Primetime Anchorship
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
We can only hope it does.
a reply to: carewemust
CEO of CNN’s new owner calls network ‘leader in news to the left’
The boss of CNN's new parent company said on Friday the network was "the leader in news to the left" – but his communications team soon scrambled to walk back the frank admission, insisting he wasn’t talking about politics.
Discovery CEO David Zaslav, whose media giant is set to close its merger with CNN’s owner WarnerMedia this spring, made the surprise remark during a discussion about the network’s future – days after the abrupt resignation of the network’s president, Jeff Zucker.
"We have this great entertainment menu, which should keep people in the home, from the kids to the grandparents. Why would they go anywhere else? And then we’re the leader in news to the left," Zaslav told CNBC on Friday.
originally posted by: dandandat2
Clearly Turner Broadcasting System fired Zucker for CNN'S falling rating; the affair/papper-work scandal was how they allowed him to save face ove the firing.
originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
a reply to: carewemust
What a tiresome drama queen Lemon is. Boring feelz.
Cheers
originally posted by: RazorV66
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
We can only hope it does.
a reply to: carewemust
Yes I hope it happens extremely fast.
Not because he is gay, not because he is black but because he is a ultra-partisan Liberal hack.
originally posted by: LogicalGraphitti
originally posted by: dandandat2
Clearly Turner Broadcasting System fired Zucker for CNN'S falling rating; the affair/papper-work scandal was how they allowed him to save face ove the firing.
Somehow I think the scandal is the real reason he stepped down. Usually when a CEO does poorly and the board wants to get rid of him/her, they say things like "he's stepping down to pursue other interests". Very rarely do the get fired.
Besides, the buy out by Discovery is probably the most important thing on the board's mind. They'll want to get rid of anything that might jeopardize that.
originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
I wonder if the "going broke" part of "being woke" is finally forcing the business heads to reconnect with reality.
Ironic it is happening during a looney left presidential administration.
Cheers