Posted on 07/30/2024 2:28:19 PM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
“CBS Evening News” host and managing editor Norah O’Donnell will leave the anchor desk following the 2024 election and transition to a senior correspondent role within the company, the network announced Tuesday.
O’Donnell, who recently marked five years behind the anchor desk for the evening news show, said it was time for a change after 12 years as an anchor for CBS News.
“I have spent 12 years in the anchor chair here at CBS News, connected to a daily broadcast and the rigors of a relentless news cycle. It’s time to do something different. This presidential election will be my seventh as a journalist, and for many of us in this business we tend to look at our careers in terms of these milestone events,” she wrote in a statement Tuesday.
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Going from $8 million to a measly $3.8 million.
She will keep on lying for less money.
she’s stepping down aka fired, given the Biden boot leave or we will help you leave. they eat thier own, love it
The three TV networks newscasts are going the way of dying businesses. All three combined have less than 10% of the U.S. population watching them. The Left has moved onto social media as their main propaganda tool. Conservatives have long since abandoned them, even in the 55+ age bracket. It doesn’t matter who is the person assigned as anchor.
Who?
5 years in LAST Place. Radical feminist hate filled Leftist anchors don't sell.
First she gets kicked off the morning show by Gayle King, now she’s out of her chair. I think part of it is her lefty feminist boss was recently fired as well.
“My mother-in-law story is worse. She voted for Obama. “I think we should give that nice black man a chance.””
That is the best argument for monarchy I have ever heard.
Lol.
Something else. During tv coverage of the Democrat crowd in front of the courthouse, whenever the camera’s key light went on unbeknownst to them there was a FReeper running around behind them with a big FREE REPUBLIC sign! That was my first exposure to FR. To this day I have no idea who he was.
Something more: The iconic photo of the guy inspecting chads with a magnifying glass? Contrary to popular opinion he was on our team..judge Bob Rosenberg, a friend of mine. Today that mag glass is in….the Smithsonian.
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