February 25, am. Kathleen Parker has decided to leave the program to focus on her writing, and we have decided to take the show in a new direction. We will be adopting an ensemble format with several newsmakers, guests and contributors joining Eliot Spitzer each night.
Simply put, the new program will look beyond the headlines to analyze and discuss the most important stories of the day. The program will provide context and analysis through balanced and thoughtful discussions and interviews with a wide range of guests and newsmakers who cumulatively represent various points of view.
We thank Kathleen for her hard work and all that she has done to help us launch our new 8pm program. While I am extremely proud of the show we created, and the subject matter and level of discourse Parker Spitzer promoted every night, it was a difficult decision to scale back my column a few months ago and, with the show going in a new direction, it is a good time to move on. I want to thank the viewers who have been so kind with their comments and support.
I will continue to appear to contribute and analyze occasionally on CNN and look forward to continuing my relationship with CNN and the many talented individuals I have worked with here. Morgan's first show drew 2. According to the newsroom source, there may be more changes on the way. I want to share with you some news today regarding our 8pm show.
Kathleen Parker has decided to leave the program to focus on her writing, and we have decided to take the show in a new direction. We will be adopting an ensemble format with several newsmakers, guests and contributors joining Eliot Spitzer each night.
The new program will be called, "In the Arena," beginning Monday. We have been pleased with how the 8pm hour has become a centerpiece of substantive, policy-oriented conversation, and we are looking forward to building on that with this new format.
Simply put, the new program will look beyond the headlines to analyze and discuss the most important stories of the day. The program will provide context and analysis through balanced and thoughtful discussions and interviews with a wide range of guests and newsmakers who cumulatively represent various points of view. Add it to your Watchlist to receive updates and availability notifications. Is Alec Baldwin heading into politics?
As time goes on, more viewers will no longer know the difference between broadcast and cable networks just ask Conan O'Brien. The disparity in ratings is disappearing, too. Anderson Cooper is nearing a deal for a syndicated daytime talk show, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The year-old host, who's been with CNN for nine years, is negotiating for a program that would be pitched to stations next year as a possible Oprah Winfrey replacement.
The show would expand upon
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