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CBS Mornings may be headed for a major shakeup as early as September, but its longtime host Gayle King is pushing back against a plan that could return former co-host Norah O'Donnell to the anchor desk. King, 71, is "not happy" about the possibility of O'Donnell rejoining the broadcast and "does not want Norah to […] The post Gayle King reportedly opposes CBS Mornings overhaul that could bring back Norah O'Donnell appeared first on American Almanac .
CBS Mornings may be headed for a major shakeup as early as September, but its longtime host Gayle King is pushing back against a plan that could return former co-host Norah O'Donnell to the anchor desk. King, 71, is "not happy" about the possibility of O'Donnell rejoining the broadcast and "does not want Norah to return to the show," an anonymous source told the New York Post. The tension comes as CBS News leadership weighs a broader restructuring of its struggling morning program, one that could add a third anchor and shift the format toward a looser, more conversational style. The reported friction lands at a precarious moment for the network. CBS Mornings hit its lowest-rated week in history during the week of July 13, averaging just…Open
AI:MSNOW released a highlight reel for August 14 featuring various interviews and segments from its programming lineup, continuing its pattern of partisan punditry and sensationalized coverage of the current political landscape.Open
Hannity said he doesn’t believe Fox News’ own polling unit.
It was the briefest of “Late Night” bits.