The Cross Connection with Tiffany Cross

I just wish Tiffany would come out of her own head and try to do a balanced show. Allow people to have a difference of opinion withoit trying to degrade them, There are plenty of pressing issues to address about our culture but to go after someone about BLACK hairstyles.? I don't know if it was sarcasm but as another Black woman, I found that whole segment embarassing.

I am a big fan of MSNBC & felt compelled to write to the station hoping that Tiffany would not get the am joy time slot. Can't stand listening to her voice. Goes right through your head! Now it's obvious why she was always sucking up to Joy Reid. And, by the way, Isn't there a voice coach available? She's also way too all about herself. There is no comparison between how professional, interesting, and capable Jonathan conducts himself on Sunday (the other former AMJoy slot). There were so many great candidates who would have made much better choices. Tiffany was definitely not the right choice in my opinion. Sadly, I know several formerly regular watchers of AM Joy who have stopped watching on Saturday (or taping it) now that it's the Tiffany Cross show. Count me in that group.

I tried giving her a chance but her voice is unbearable. High pitched and screechy. Can't take it for 2 minutes, much less 2 hours. MSNBC got it wrong this time.

I really wanted to like this show. Unfortunately, Tiffany comes across as arrogant, believing more in her own opinions, even as she asks for those of her guests, which, after all, is what she is supposed to be there to do. I'm hopeful that she can turn things around if she understands that a host's mindset needs to be open, and it's not informative to her audience to overwhelm her guests with "The World According to Tiffany."

Tiffany has a way of putting herself, her thoughts, her experiences much too much in her conversations with guests. She appears eager to interrupt guests so she can be heard and will talk over them. It's kind of embarrassing. Interesting guests on the show but it's much more about what she thinks she knows than what the guest has to say. She is a me, me, what about me person.