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  • Re: Peeder puffer Don Lemon's new show 'CNN This Morning' bombs in debu

    From pothead@21:1/5 to Leroy N. Soetoro on Sat Nov 12 22:57:03 2022
    XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, talk.politics.guns

    On 2022-11-12, Leroy N. Soetoro <democrat-criminals@mail.house.gov> wrote:
    https://nypost.com/2022/11/03/don-lemons-new-show-cnn-this-morning-bombs- in-debut/

    CNN’s flashy new morning show co-hosted by Don Lemon, Poppy Harlow and Kaitlan Collins bombed in its debut episode on Tuesday.

    Despite heavy promotion from the network, “CNN This Morning’s” first show drew a mere 387,000 viewers and averaged 71,000 viewers in the advertiser- coveted 25-54 age demographic, according to Nielsen ratings.

    By comparison, MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” amassed 793,000 viewers head to head from 6 to 9 am ET. Meanwhile, Fox News’ “Fox & Friends” came out on top, averaging nearly 1.5 million viewers.

    No show across CNN, MSNBC and Fox News ranked lower than Lemon’s program
    on Tuesday.

    Dubbed “CNN This Morning,” the broadcast was pitched as the left-leaning network’s re-entry into the competitive morning show landscape, and was heralded by Lemon as a “promotion” amid reports that he was being demoted. The anchor had been moved from his now-canceled 10 p.m. primetime show to share the spotlight with two other hosts.

    Despite big promises from CNN boss Chris Licht, who is known for his
    prowess in revamping morning programming, “CNN This Morning” even failed
    to match the previous average of “New Day,” the show it replaced. Co- hosted by John Berman and Brianna Keilar, “New Day” averaged 404,000 viewers in October.

    When asked about the poor debut, a spokesman from CNN said: “There’s not a morning show on television today that was a ratings success on day one. Reporting on ratings failures or successes of an entirely new program
    after a single day is absurd and cheap.”

    The rep added: “That’s not the way this works. We’re entirely focused on developing a smart, compelling and relevant show that’s already having outsized impact. Anyone pushing an alternative narrative knows what a
    threat this talent lineup is.”

    Licht, a seasoned TV producer who helped launch MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” and the reboot of “CBS This Morning,” was brought in to shake up CNN’s ratings-challenged programming.

    Aside from moving Lemon to the morning, Licht gave Jake Tapper the
    network’s coveted 9 p.m. slot, formerly occupied by the disgraced Chris Cuomo.

    But earlier this week, CNN announced Tapper would move back to his 4 p.m. time slot amid tanking ratings.

    I surf from one to the other in the AM from like 5AM to 7AM or so and one thing I notice is CNN has
    far more commercials than either MSNBC or Fox And Friends. MSNBC probably has the least number of
    commercials IMHO.

    I get a good laugh at how upset Banjo Joe gets over simple stories and how Mika doesn't have a clue
    what is going on. She just reads from the script and certainly did not inherit her father's brains.

    What is really interesting though is that you can literally flip between MSNBC and CNN and hear the
    same stories with all the same buzzwords.
    It's almost like they get the same talking points each day.



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  • From Tim Smith <"Tim@21:1/5 to pothead on Sun Nov 13 00:21:26 2022
    XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, talk.politics.guns

    On 2022-11-12, pothead <pothead@snakebite.com> wrote:
    On 2022-11-12, Leroy N. Soetoro <democrat-criminals@mail.house.gov> wrote:
    https://nypost.com/2022/11/03/don-lemons-new-show-cnn-this-morning-bombs-
    in-debut/

    CNN’s flashy new morning show co-hosted by Don Lemon, Poppy Harlow and
    Kaitlan Collins bombed in its debut episode on Tuesday.

    Despite heavy promotion from the network, “CNN This Morning’s” first show >> drew a mere 387,000 viewers and averaged 71,000 viewers in the advertiser- >> coveted 25-54 age demographic, according to Nielsen ratings.

    By comparison, MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” amassed 793,000 viewers head to head >> from 6 to 9 am ET. Meanwhile, Fox News’ “Fox & Friends” came out on top, >> averaging nearly 1.5 million viewers.

    No show across CNN, MSNBC and Fox News ranked lower than Lemon’s program
    on Tuesday.

    Dubbed “CNN This Morning,” the broadcast was pitched as the left-leaning >> network’s re-entry into the competitive morning show landscape, and was
    heralded by Lemon as a “promotion” amid reports that he was being demoted. >> The anchor had been moved from his now-canceled 10 p.m. primetime show to
    share the spotlight with two other hosts.

    Despite big promises from CNN boss Chris Licht, who is known for his
    prowess in revamping morning programming, “CNN This Morning” even failed >> to match the previous average of “New Day,” the show it replaced. Co-
    hosted by John Berman and Brianna Keilar, “New Day” averaged 404,000
    viewers in October.

    When asked about the poor debut, a spokesman from CNN said: “There’s not a >> morning show on television today that was a ratings success on day one.
    Reporting on ratings failures or successes of an entirely new program
    after a single day is absurd and cheap.”

    The rep added: “That’s not the way this works. We’re entirely focused on >> developing a smart, compelling and relevant show that’s already having
    outsized impact. Anyone pushing an alternative narrative knows what a
    threat this talent lineup is.”

    Licht, a seasoned TV producer who helped launch MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” and >> the reboot of “CBS This Morning,” was brought in to shake up CNN’s
    ratings-challenged programming.

    Aside from moving Lemon to the morning, Licht gave Jake Tapper the
    network’s coveted 9 p.m. slot, formerly occupied by the disgraced Chris
    Cuomo.

    But earlier this week, CNN announced Tapper would move back to his 4 p.m.
    time slot amid tanking ratings.

    I surf from one to the other in the AM from like 5AM to 7AM or so and one thing I notice is CNN has
    far more commercials than either MSNBC or Fox And Friends. MSNBC probably has the least number of
    commercials IMHO.

    I get a good laugh at how upset Banjo Joe gets over simple stories and how Mika doesn't have a clue
    what is going on. She just reads from the script and certainly did not inherit her father's brains.

    What is really interesting though is that you can literally flip between MSNBC and CNN and hear the
    same stories with all the same buzzwords.
    It's almost like they get the same talking points each day.

    Banjo Joe?
    That's hilarious.
    He does look a little like that kid from Deliverance.
    Something ain't right with the boy.




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  • From governor.swill@gmail.com@21:1/5 to pothead@snakebite.com on Sun Nov 13 16:14:59 2022
    XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, talk.politics.guns

    On Sat, 12 Nov 2022 22:57:03 -0000 (UTC), pothead
    <pothead@snakebite.com> wrote:

    I surf from one to the other in the AM from like 5AM to 7AM or so and one thing I notice is CNN has
    far more commercials than either MSNBC or Fox And Friends. MSNBC probably has the least number of
    commercials IMHO.

    Just another reason I stopped watching CNN.

    Swill
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