This is an interesting decision on her part. Yes, she's going to a bigger daily audience, but really not by that much. Plus, when she was on CNBC, she had the opportunity to contribute to Today and MTP, which of course are ratings juggernauts. She doesn't get that chance on CNN, which has ridiculously low morning ratings and Sunday ratings.
I have a feeling when it's all over, she'll wish she had stayed put at CNBC, the only cable network that routinely crushes a Fox product, FBN.
I have a feeling when it's all over, she'll wish she had stayed put at CNBC, the only cable network that routinely crushes a Fox product, FBN. In my cable market, CNBC is on the most basic of cable, while you have to purchase two extra tiers of channels to get FBN, or Bloomberg.