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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsKasie Hunt headed to CNN after NBC departure: report
Hunt, who announced last week that she was leaving NBC, was offered an annual salary of between $1 million and $1.5 million, a source told Variety, a figure executives at NBC reportedly felt they could not match.
After working as a Capitol Hill correspondent, fill-in anchor, analyst and host for the network for nearly a decade, Hunt announced she was leaving during Friday's edition of her daytime talk program on MSNBC, "Way Too Early."
Bittersweet news from me this morning. This is going to be my final broadcast with all of you of up Way Too Early.' Ive really loved spending most of the last year with all of you, seeing pictures of your pets and your babies and learning why you are awake and watching and, of course, bringing you the news, Hunt said.
https://thehill.com/homenews/media/563630-kasie-hunt-headed-to-cnn-after-nbc-departure-report
CrispyQ
(36,446 posts)I didn't think she was very good. Alicia Menendez is much, much better!
Colgate 64
(14,732 posts)MSNBC is better without her. Let her go to CNN.
LakeArenal
(28,813 posts)calguy
(5,304 posts)I was never too impressed with her. She was on the lower end of the scale of MSNBC lady reporters, IMO.
I wish her luck in her new position.
MSNBC reporters by sex/gender?
I think she is fine at her job and hope for nothing but for her to pursue the truth.
BGBD
(3,282 posts)calguy
(5,304 posts)That's ridiculous.
TheProle
(2,161 posts)"MSNBC lady reporters" was a bit jarring.
calguy
(5,304 posts)I can see why you read it the way you did. I'll not use it that way again.
TheProle
(2,161 posts)It's obvious you meant no malice.
madaboutharry
(40,201 posts)I think she is boring and a terrible interviewer.
MoonRiver
(36,926 posts)She's not worth that salary, but I can understand her not turning it down.
poli-junkie
(1,002 posts)Back in the 2016 campaign, she followed the Bernie campaign and tweeted disparaging descriptions of his followers as "post-menopausal women." That remark was ageist and misogynistic, and so every time I would see Kasie Hunt on the TV, I would think of that awful tweet.
Buh-bye.