When CNN downgraded Don Lemon from being a two-hour per day major news anchor I was upset. When they put him on some jerky feel-good program I was pissed, and when he left CNN - I suspected that they had made his job simply untenable - that was it for me and CNN. Never to watch it again and a major reason why I needed to cut the cable an…
When CNN downgraded Don Lemon from being a two-hour per day major news anchor I was upset. When they put him on some jerky feel-good program I was pissed, and when he left CNN - I suspected that they had made his job simply untenable - that was it for me and CNN. Never to watch it again and a major reason why I needed to cut the cable and stream the news and read it on Meidas or the dozen or so main news outlets here and abroad that I check every single day.
A great move to open your arms to him on Meidas! Now I see you're asking if I would watch a Don Lemon morning show. I wouldn't, because I work. But what I'd really like is an evening show that streams live (Xfinity cable is cut permanently) as streaming is really a strong adjunct to live cable TV, or any TV. I'd love to see Meidas with its own streaming channel (yes, I know you're on YouTube but it really isn't the same as a dedicated channel that I could stream and turn to whenever I wanted to). Something to think about.
When CNN downgraded Don Lemon from being a two-hour per day major news anchor I was upset. When they put him on some jerky feel-good program I was pissed, and when he left CNN - I suspected that they had made his job simply untenable - that was it for me and CNN. Never to watch it again and a major reason why I needed to cut the cable and stream the news and read it on Meidas or the dozen or so main news outlets here and abroad that I check every single day.
A great move to open your arms to him on Meidas! Now I see you're asking if I would watch a Don Lemon morning show. I wouldn't, because I work. But what I'd really like is an evening show that streams live (Xfinity cable is cut permanently) as streaming is really a strong adjunct to live cable TV, or any TV. I'd love to see Meidas with its own streaming channel (yes, I know you're on YouTube but it really isn't the same as a dedicated channel that I could stream and turn to whenever I wanted to). Something to think about.