Brooke Baldwin: Y'all, it's nearly 2022. Wouldn't you like to see a woman successfully lead..."

[demmiblue]

Link to tweet

Yep!

[50 Shades Of Blue]

1. It depends on the woman.

[demmiblue]

3. Umm, the pretty much goes without saying. n/t

[50 Shades Of Blue]

6. No, it doesn't. Someone she thinks would be great might be totally unacceptable to me.

[monkeyman1]

15. like to have somebody exactly like Nancy P. at the wheel !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[soldierant]

24. She specifically sais

successfully lead. If it weren't the right woman, the eadership would not be successful.

If it wereto happen, and she be successful, and you didn't like her, that would mean your views on the subject were out of touch with majority views. It wqoul not mean that either you or the majority were "right" or "wrong."

[BlackSkimmer]

2. K and r. nt

[walkingman]

4. I miss Christiane Amanpour - I know she is dealing with health

issues now but that will pass and she is a really good journalist.

edited to add - I also like Laura Coats.

[hamsterjill]

20. We are on the same wavelength.

There no one better than Amanpour!

That said, I am hoping for Laura Coates. She’s smart and always very well prepared.

[gldstwmn]

5. She would be great but she isn't there any more.

[radius777]

7. Erin Burnett comes on at 7pm.

The problem with CNN is both siderism and an outdated understanding of what viewers seek from cable news. The modern day audience wants content with a well defined perspective. FOX has the RW audience. MSNBC is doing well because they positioned themselves as the liberal leaning alternative to FOX. The loyal cable news viewer is usually a political junkie who has strong views either way.

[hamsterjill]

21. To me, Erin Burnett is a joke.

She does not come across well and she doesn’t question well in my opinion. And she needs to stop the annoying head shaking to make her hair move.

Anderson Cooper needs to stop saying “you know” all the time, too. It’s not professional.

[HAB911]

8. It's the right time to strike with Rachel leaving her show

Strike CNN, strike

[SheilaAnn]

9. I don't believe Rachel is leaving MSNBC. She signed a new contract. n/t

[mopinko]

12. her new contract will shift her to a weekly show, iirc.

[HAB911]

32. yeah, that's why I said "show", not msnbc

[Rebl2]

11. Not leaving

her show since she signed a new contract in recent months

[HAB911]

33. i think she is leaving her show

for something different, her show is changing

[gulliver]

10. We need brilliant and tough. I don't care about their identity.

I'd like to see Maggie Haberman try it if she has any interest, or Kirsten Powers. Jim Acosta has been very solid lately too. I like Rachel Maddow a lot. Kaitlan Collins would be a possibility too. I would not like to see Jake Tapper there. Not a fan of Smerconish either.

[radius777]

14. Paula Reid is tough. She really used to go after Trump

and Pence better than other so called journalists who never asked any tough questions.

[hamsterjill]

22. I could live with Paula Reid.

She was great going after Trump! And I feel she’s been way underutilized since moving to CNN.

[madinmaryland]

23. Maggie Haberman? Really?? It would be tRump the whole show!

[winstars]

30. No Maggie on TV or in print!!!

[Mr.Bill]

13. Someone who understands and

lives by the Canons of Journalism. This will seem so foreign in today's world of cable news few would even recognize it as journalism. I learned it in the 60s in high school juornalism class:

https://theblogitor.wordpress.com/2012/10/08/7-canons-of-journalism/

It's from 1923 yet it could revolutionize today's "journalism".

[Funtatlaguy]

16. Brianna Keilar is CNN's best.

https://www.google.com/search?q=brianna+keilar&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari

[usaf-vet]

19. I sgree she is tough!

[Funtatlaguy]

34. And really smart. Doesn't talk down to viewers

[rurallib]

27. first one I thought of

[usaf-vet]

17. There is a very bright red headed women who stand up every day in front of a bunch of Doocys.....

.... and holds her ground and tells truths and facts. LIVE on TV in front of a gaggle of talking heads trying to get a sound bite.

Jen Paski I'd hate to see her leave her current position. But to this 74-year-old she could be the female Walter Cronkite "the most trusted name in broadcast news.

[flying_wahini]

28. You know, Paski IS leaving her position very soon. Maybe?????

[tishaLA]

18. Abby Phillip

she's doing the Sunday version of John King's show. She's smart, young, and seems to have great sources for the inside stories in DC.

[jalan48]

29. I agree. I think she would be terrific in this time slot.

[Calista241]

25. Here's hoping they don't bring Megyn Kelly back to primetime news.

[Progressive Jones]

26. Thank You. nt

[helpisontheway]

31. I thought someone posted that Smerconich (sp?) was talking over that spot?

Is he just temporarily filling in? I hope so. I do not like him at all.