And we're live with a lot of media news today. Big media, big layoffs, you guys. Welcome to the Trish Rican show. I am Trish. Make sure you subscribe, share, like, all that good stuff. This is the future, right? But you look over at what's going on, who? Over at CNN, over at CBS, Stephen Colbert, he is out. There are major layoffs, top talent, bracing for this at CNN. Meanwhile,

what's going to happen in the Wall Street Journal? Donald Trump is suing him going totally

nuclear over a report. He says he's totally fake. Rupert Murdoch, founder of Fox. Watch out. Lots

on here today on the Trish Rican show. Make sure you subscribe, share, like all that good stuff. Great to have you here. I want to start here on CNN for goodness

sakes as well as CBS preparing for a storm. We've talked about this a lot, right? The media industry

is changing. And as a result of that, some of these big networks, some of these big cable companies, they're not quite keeping up with the times.

And it's caused some financial issues along the way, and it's also caused a lack in viewership, et cetera, et cetera.

It's quite obvious when you look over at CBS or you look at something like CNN right now.

It's hard for them to keep up with this changing

media landscape, on top of which they just have their own sort of, well, how do we say,

extreme liberal bias. And that extreme liberal bias is costing them both in terms of viewers

and also in terms of goodwill, shall we say, vis-a-vis the administration.

So it all complicates the situation.

We're looking at a restructuring as we speak at CNN.

The company, the parent company, is trying to kind of figure its way forward in this new landscape.

And what it's realized is that the cable assets are like dead weight.

You know, you get all the Anderson Cooper's and Jake Tappers and other ones running around

and they're costing you a lot of money and they are not helping to bring in any kind of

profitability.

So, you know, push comes to shove, what are you going to do?

You're going to fire them or you're going to cut their salaries if they're willing.

So CNN right now, the overpaid talent now, they are bracing themselves for some deep cuts.

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