I'm Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breit News, and it's Media Day on the Brightport News Daily podcast.

I give you all the details on the aster of Jeff Zucker, the former president of CNN.

Was it really that big of a deal that he was in a consensual relationship with one of his subordinates?

It's not a great look, of course, but CNN has let their own staff slide on worse.

So what gives?

And what explains the curious

timing when all of this bad news is coming out with CNN's ratings? Perhaps there's something else

going on. Also, we get into the JCPA, the media cartel bill that was scrutinized in a Capitol

Hill hearing yesterday. It's being sold to the public as a bill that takes on Big Tech

and supports local journalism, but in my opinion, it's at best a nuisance to Big Tech and will do

next to nothing to help local media, but it will certainly be devastating to independent

outlets like mine. I break it all down. Also on the show, we get into the NBC hiring the single worst talking head

in the history of punditry. We'll tell you who that is and why something absurd has occurred

in the establishment press. And we're supposed to be convinced that they all care about ratings.

Meanwhile, ESPN is propping up an American scheme champion who is going for gold in Beijing as a member of the CCP.

That's right, the Chinese Communist Party's Olympic squad.

Disgraceful, but hardly surprising.

Do you understand why I felt that it was necessary to write an entire book on this stuff?

Two guests today in the show, John Nolte, my actual godfather and senior writer for Breitbart News, who offers us the background behind

CNN's reputational decline in the Jeff Zucker era. Plus, we get his thoughts on the Whoopi Goldberg

and Joe Rogan cancellation efforts. Then J.D. Vance joins us, author, Ohio Senate candidate,

and regular guest on the show.

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