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Indeed, former CNN boss Jeff Zucker, who was forced out ahead of the 2022 merger, was known for keeping his anchors happy with lofty salaries. The insider believes that bloated paychecks aren’t justified nowadays when CNN struggles to attract a respectable audience.

"It’s not just the overpriced talent. It’s the overpriced producers. The overpriced executives. The superfluous reporters who barely are on the air. All will either be exited or forced to take massive pay cuts," the media insider said.

CNN has hit various ratings lows in recent memory and had its second-worst month ever in the advertiser-coveted demographic of adults age 25-54 across both total day and primetime viewers in May. The network has shed viewers in all categories compared to 2024 and is on pace to have its lowest-rated year ever among the demo.

"They no longer have much value since it’s now easier and cheaper to get video and live reports from news events, especially international events, which is their core competency. And their content — especially on CNN.com — isn’t good enough to charge subscriptions," they continued. "Their revenue model is in collapse, but it’s a slow death. Gunnar has about ten years to squeeze every last penny out of that place before rigor mortis."
 
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"Our heroic ICE law enforcement officers face a 413% increase in assaults against them—it is wrong that politicians seeking higher office undermine law enforcement safety to get a viral moment," a DHS spokesperson said. "No one is above the law, and if you lay a hand on a law enforcement officer, you will face consequences."
 

While the city faces enrollment struggles, the city spends about $18,700 per student. Some schools are "double or triple" that number the report stated. One school that enrolled 28 students costs $93,000 students.
 

A Fox News poll released Wednesday shows that a majority of voters disapprove of Trump’s job performance by an eight-point margin. The poll, regarded as one of the best in the industry, found that a majority of voters are still feeling pessimistic about the state of the economy.

Just Tuesday, the Federal Reserve forecasted higher inflation as business owners and consumers start to feel the impact of the president’s sweeping tariffs. On inflation specifically, Trump’s job approval is underwater by 30 points, with just 34 percent of voters approving of his performance on the price-level.

When it comes to the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” congressional Republicans’ sprawling package of tax cuts and health care “reforms” that the president has put his full weight behind, the poll found Americans oppose the measure by a large margin. According to the poll, nearly three in four independents oppose the measure, as do the vast majority of Democrats.

The majority of voters across the spectrum disapprove of the president’s job on immigration and foreign policy, as his response to anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles and a collapse in diplomatic negotiations with Iran has dominated headlines.
 
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