Brian Stelter on CNN. A longtime host leaves the network after the series on Reliable Sourcesis cancelled. BothNPR and Puck reported. Stelter's departure comes after he spent nine years hosting Reliable Sources, which has been on the air for three decades.
Stelter confirmed his departure in a statement shared with NPR, in which he said, "Shaw and his team's 'Media, Truth, and Our World' He is grateful for the verification of the story that forms the
The longtime host, who said he would elaborate on leaving on Sunday's episode of Reliable Sources, added: Now is more important than ever.
This Sunday (August 21st) will be the final episode of Reliable Sourcesby NPR.
A source told Puck that Stelter was brought into the office of CNN CEO Chris Licht on Wednesday afternoon (August 17). was informed of his dismissal. Reliable Sources The host "refused to speak to anyone about this conversation," according to a Puck source, but Stelter was let go and his show ended. Then came the news that it would.
Amy Entelis, her vice president of talent and content development at CNN, shared her statement with NPR about Stelter's departure.
She said: He is leaving CNN, an impeccable broadcaster. He's proud of what Bryan and his team have accomplished over the years and is confident their impact and influence will continue long after the show.
NPR also reported that Stelter met with Licht yesterday and was informed that his show was ending. Licht, who joined CNN in February as president under the newly formed Warner Bros. Discovery, has continued to cut the network since his tenure began.
The cancellation of Reliable Sources caused CNN to see a drop in ratings and profits, as reported by The New York Times {44 It was done after seeing } earlier this month. The paper noted a "notable" decline on CNN, with 27% fewer viewers tuning in this quarter than a year ago.
