CNN This Morning

Warner Bros canceled THE BEST early morning news show. Morning Express with Robin Meade talked about many different topics in a short amount of time. The news channel didn't dwell on topics too long like CNN's morning news show does. Big mistake Warner Bros. I tried watching CNN's new show and I don't like it at all. I prefer News Nation with what is on early in the morning. I miss Robin and the rest of the crew. THIS TEAM WAS THE BEST!!!! CNN should replace Don and the other anchors with Robin Meade, Susan Hendricks, Jennifer Westhoven, and Shyann Malone. I can't tell you enough how good this team was!!! Maybe Warner Bros will see the mistake they made after losing even MORE viewers. I recommend News Nation if you are looking for a new morning show.

The show was informative, engaging, and covered a wide range of topics that are relevant to the times we live in.

One of the things I appreciated about this morning's show was the way the hosts tackled some of the most pressing issues facing our world today. They covered everything from the ongoing pandemic to the latest developments in politics and environmental issues.

One segment that particularly caught my attention was the report on the current state of the COVID-19 pandemic. The hosts provided an in-depth analysis of the latest data, including the number of cases, hospitalizations, and deaths. They also interviewed healthcare professionals who shared their insights and experiences on the front lines of this crisis.

Another segment that stood out to me was the discussion on the recent political developments in Washington D. C. The hosts provided a balanced view of the ongoing impeachment proceedings, without taking sides or showing any bias. They also interviewed experts who offered their opinions on what this could mean for the future of our democracy.

But it wasn't all doom and gloom on this morning's show. There were plenty of lighter moments too, including the segment on the latest entertainment news. The hosts shared some of the most interesting stories from the world of showbiz, including celebrity gossip and the latest box-office hits.

Overall, I think CNN's morning show is a great example of quality journalism. The hosts are knowledgeable, engaging, and don't shy away from tackling the tough issues. At the same time, they also know how to keep things light and entertaining, making for a well-rounded viewing experience.

But what sets this show apart, in my opinion, is its commitment to providing accurate and trustworthy information. In a world where fake news and misinformation are rampant, it's refreshing to see a news program that takes its role as a purveyor of truth seriously.

Of course, no news program is perfect, and there are always areas for improvement. For example, I would like to see more coverage of international news stories, especially those happening outside of the Western world. Additionally, I think there is always room for more diversity among the hosts and contributors.

But these are minor quibbles in the grand scheme of things. Overall, I think CNN's morning show is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to stay informed about the world around them. Whether you're interested in politics, health, entertainment, or just about anything else, you're sure to find something of interest in this program.

In conclusion, I'd like to thank CNN for providing such a valuable service to the public. Your commitment to quality journalism is admirable, and I hope you continue to uphold the high standards you've set for yourselves. As consumers of news, we owe it to ourselves to support programs like yours that prioritize accuracy, fairness, and integrity. Thank you, and have a great day.

Thank Goodness for Victor Blackwell on "CNN This Morning". He is engaging, and he is very intelligent. Maybe he will be able to get this show back on track like it used to be before the new lineup with Poppy Harlow and Kaitlan Collins. By the way, Don Lemon is missed!! Put him back on "Don Lemon Tonight."

Okay, what's with Poppy Harlow.??!! How about someone on the staff let her know that she looks like a deer looking into headlight??!!! It's noticeable that she has a different persona depending on who she is co-hosting with. She has a negative persona with men, and she is more forthcoming with females. This is an indication that Poppy cannot control her personal disposition -- NOT A FAN!

Let's not forget Kaitlan Collins! She started this whole mess. NOT A FAN!

This morning show is painful to watch. Having these three on at the same time is awkward. They talk over each other and seem disconnected from other hosts. Ms. Collins has no apparent integrity or authenticity, and does not seem to interact with the other hosts.

Don Lemmon was good in his evening spot. I don't know what happened to him, but he comes across as smug, privileged and arrogant. His on site coverage of the Memphis Police killing was an absolute train wreck. He failed to connect with the audience and made it too personal.

CNN is struggling, but has some good people. They are just in the wrong place. Robin Meade was so much better in the morning than these three.

The coffee clutch commercial was the tip off that this revamp would be horrible. To be fair I think we've all been there sometime in our lives. Put in some position, told it'll be fantastic only to realize it's a totally loser and the position and you will take one Lou Lou of a hit to get out of it, meanwhile the person who created this disaster moves on with more $. Well welcome to the new CNN morning disaster. Lemon, Harlow and Collins will always be known as those unfortunate ppl who were put together for a revamp of a show that didn't need a revamp. From their first coffee clutch commercial (looking back I'm shocked now executes didn't have one of the females in an apron serving the coffee - (It'll be great! Really get those older Fox men viewers and Don's snappy clothes will reel in the MSNBC youngsters))to the deliberate dumbing down of viewers IQ it's a painful clusterfuc$. It's been unwatchable except for the rare exception when John Berman was back doing election analysis (that type of real news required facts and figures not warm and fuzzy snippet "opinions" now outlawed in that slot.) Looking back what in the heck did these (heaven only knows how they became) executives think this awful show would accomplish except horrible ratings? Well they've screwed the pooch and ruined 3 peoples names in the process. It's time for those executives to cut and run and apologize to whatever viewers are left for their horrible lack of judgement. It's not really Lemon and Harlow and Collins fault. This show was doa.