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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWhen will CNN fire Susan Candiotti?
What a terrible hack she is!
http://www.uproxx.com/tv/2013/04/cnn-reporter-on-empty-boston-streets-its-as-though-a-bomb-went-off/
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2012/04/09/cnn-correspondent-says-f-king-n-ger-air
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susan_Candiotti
I hardly ever watch CNN, but wow. How is it she is still working?
Dan Ken
(149 posts)CNN really needs to clean house, throw a number of them OFF the air.
GeorgeGist
(25,294 posts)stops calling himself a journalist.
April 19, 2013
What a week.
As events unfolded in Boston, and then in Texas, and as they continue to unfold at this very moment in both places, CNN has been there for our audience in every possible way on television, online and on our mobile platforms. As Wolf would say, that was true for our audiences here in the United States and around the world. For journalists like each of us, these are the times that define what we do and why we do it. All of you, across every division of CNN Worldwide, have done exceptional work. And when we made a mistake, we moved quickly to acknowledge it and correct it. It was important to see CNN, CNN.com, HLN and CNNI all shine this week, often with different stories and different approaches that make each of their roles clear. It is a week that began with a whole new genre of programming for CNN, with the successful premiere of Parts Unknown. Now, as the week comes to a close, I wanted to express my deep gratitude and admiration. You have worked tirelessly, around the clock, to share these stories. And our audiences have responded, making it clear that they rely on us in ever increasing ways. In front of the cameras and behind the scenes, you have shown the world what makes us CNN. With my thanks and appreciation.
JEFF
sammytko
(2,480 posts)AlinPA
(15,071 posts)all fools.
Common Sense Party
(14,139 posts)Surely you can find a better source.
PCIntern
(25,347 posts)I only want to say that when you talk all day for a living and have to switch gears, sometimes some awful crap comes out of your mouth. Years ago I had a patient who had a withered right arm and was a BRILLIANT guy who was quite well known around here. while explaining something to him I used a term I HAD NEVER EVER USED, an archaic term only once referenced in school which was....
wait for it...
"Dental Cripple"
He didn't blink...I have never ever forgotten nor have I ever forgiven myself for doing so...he has since passed away and every time I think of him, I recall that statement leaving my lips...
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