How about the fall of CNN? That's a brand. That is a brand. But this is a negative feeling

when you think about CNN nowadays. CNN, by the way, I used to read that stuff all the time in high

school when we were like the US was invading Iraq. I'll just read CNN all the time. But they're

cutting 200 people. You see that? I don't believe them, but I'm not a CNN fan for a different reason. Okay, so here's Mario Nafal tweeted this.

CNN to lay off hundreds as it struggles to compete with new media.

So they're trying to move over to $3.99 a month subscriptions,

and they're cutting a lot of the TV staff.

NBC is also looking to cut about 50 people or so.

And the other day, someone was, I was like, someone was interviewing. I think it was like a speaker of the house. And the CNN anchor was like, you're on the news, sir. He's like, dude, nobody watches CNN. Like people go to Cartoon Network and watch reruns instead. And I just think this is an example of a brand that's going, that has been going in the wrong direction and I think eventually

the nail will hit the nail will what I say what's the expression the nail on the coffin

something like that yeah but you get what I'm saying when I was younger I love CNN mainly because

this is a little bit skewed to me and self-promotional when I I was young, I lived in a hotel in Seattle. You

remember that, right? You've been to it a long time ago. I had a condo in a hotel. Olive 8 by

Hyatt. And they wrote an article about that. And I got tons of press around the home page.

And that was cool, whatever. I got on also one of their TV shows and it was a business segment

during Thanksgiving

years and years ago.

So overall, I had a good experience with CNN.

The reason I'm not a fan of CNN isn't because of what they do or they don't do from

a general perspective of people saying it's fake news or not.

I stopped liking CNN because they said I was running for

senator or governor or something. And they took my picture and put it on and said it was me who's

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