Joining Cuomo and Vittert will be Niall Stange, associate editor of The Hill, NewsNation Washington bureau chief Mike Viqueira national correspondent Keleigh Beeson correspondent Tom Dempsey and analysts Chris Stirewalt and George Will.ABC News anchor David Muir pushed back on Tuesday when one-time Trump ally Chris Christie attempted to equate the battle over the 2000 presidential election results with Donald Trump’s effort to overturn President Joe Biden’s electoral victory.ĭuring a break in Tuesday afternoon’s Jan. “After providing exclusive national coverage of candidate debates in Georgia, Texas and Pennsylvania, NewsNation is preparing to deliver election-night results with a level of transparency and detail never before seen on TV.” “We are excited to bring viewers the most comprehensive coverage of election night anywhere, as our team anchors the newscast from the heartland of America,” Michael Corn, president of news at NewsNation, said. Additionally, the coverage will originate from its headquarters in Chicago (h/t Next TV). NewsNation, Nexstar Media Group’s cable news channel, stated that Chris Cuomo and Leland Vittert will co-host its election coverage. The midterm elections are next week, and various news media outlets have their coverage set, with the latest being NewsNation. “You know, if you got every viewer of my network on my show in a room, there’d be some things they all agree on, but like, not really, like, if you get a million people together, 2 million people together.” I mean, you’re talking to millions of people every week. “And, you know, that’s a very gratifying thing. “But then it starts at one point and sort of moves to other things,” Hayes added. Hayes then spoke about having the ability to talk with millions of viewers each week and realizes that each of them have different opinions which is why he tends to cover various subjects on his show. That started being like, ‘I don’t like this at all. “There’s a lot of people whose politics were really changed by Donald Trump. “There’s some people who are politics junkies, who sample the different shows.” “There’s different things,” Hayes told the media outlet. In a recent interview with The Daily Beast, Hayes spoke about various subjects, one of which he hears the most from viewers who tune into his show and don’t consider themselves liberal. One of the network’s marquee talents is Chris Hayes who hosts the weekly show “All In With Chris Hayes.” MSNBC is considered a left-leaning or liberal network for some news media viewers. “I don’t think it’s a great thing that America’s in its silos, where it only hears a thing it already believes.” “And there is a lot on the left that needs criticism these days,” Maher continued. People say to me sometimes, ‘You make fun of the left more than you used to.’ Yes, because they’re nuttier than they used to be and that’s what Fox News leaps on.”įurthermore, Maher explained that “Real Time with Bill Maher” is the type of show that the country must have during this heightened political climate. “And they just show the thing that they agree with.
“Well, what Fox News does is they ignore, like, the 75 percent of my show which is critical of the things that they would believe,” Maher told host Ari Melber (h/t Mediaite). Nonetheless, Maher feels Fox News only grasps 25 percent of his show and doesn’t stick around to watch the other 75 percent. Maher appeared on Tuesday’s edition of MSNBC’s “The Beat ” to discuss several topics, including the oftentimes he takes shots at progressive politicians and news media members, earning praise from Fox News pundits.
HBO’s late-night host, Bill Maher, might be telling Fox News to tone it down with their praise of the comedian.
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