Shepard Smith Returns to TV With Grim Assessment of Trump’s Debate Performance

Skunk Anansie’s Skin has said that racism “has grown” since the election of US President Donald Trump and the vote for Brexit in the UK.Speaking to Classic Rock magazine, Skin also opened up about the Black Lives Matter movement saying it was “vital” because of worsening racism around the world.Skin said: “Racism has grown since Trump came to power and the UK voted for Brexit.”She continued: “Black Lives Matter is really important, because there’s been an air, when black people talk about

The next Presidential Debate will have brand new rules attached to it, including one which will have muted microphones.

saying the NBC News reporter “has always been terrible and unfair.”But as recently as January of this year, however, the president sang a different tune.Early in 2020, when Welker was named co-anchor of “Weekend Today,” Trump congratulated her during a press conference in Davos, Switzerland.Also Read: Julia Louis-Dreyfus Zings Trump for 'Veep,' 'Seinfeld' ThieveryAs shown above, he said, “By the way, congratulations on your show.

President Donald Trump criticized the moderator for the upcoming presidential debate, NBC News correspondent Kristen Welker, on Saturday over Twitter. Less than a week before the debate, scheduled for Oct.

2020 election next month.

Also Read: People Want to Know What Was Up With Mike Pence's Eye During the Debate“And thanks to the corrupt media mob, which is all in on team Biden, Senator Harris has never been asked to seriously address any controversial issue. Like for example the time that Senator Harris said that she believed the sexual misconduct allegations against Joe Biden, or the time that she accused Joe Biden of coddling the reputation of segregationists.

Kamala Harris went up against Mike Pence during the first and only Vice Presidential Debate and celebs are praising her performance in the event.

President Donald Trump opposes changing the rules for the remaining two presidential debates against Democrat Joe Biden, but his campaign says he will attend regardless. Tuesday's opening debate in Cleveland quickly turned chaotic, with frequent interruptions by the candidates — particularly Trump.

Ted Johnson The debut of The News with Shepard Smith  on Wednesday drew 373,000 viewers, which is well behind major cable news networks but a boost for CNBC for the time period.A network spokesperson said that the premiere viewership was 2.6 times higher than the September time period average. It also drew 3.6 times as many viewers as The Kudlow Report, which was the last news program in the 7 PM ET, during the first quarter of 2014.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorShepard Smith brings a lot to CNBC, including a sterling reputation for chasing facts. But he wasn’t able in his first night on air to catch the audience he enjoyed at his former employer, Fox News Channel.Smith’s new 7 p.m.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterThe Trump campaign accused the non-partisan Commission on Presidential Debates of political bias on Thursday, and said no rule changes should be implemented for the remaining events.The commission said on Wednesday that it will provide moderators with “additional tools” and “structure” to keep the conversation on track, after President Donald Trump’s chaotic performance on Tuesday night.In a conference call with reporters, Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien

Ted Johnson Chris Wallace, who moderated the chaotic first presidential debate, appeared on Fox News’ Bill Hemmer Reports on Thursday to give his take on what happened with the event.One thing is clear: The Fox News Sunday anchor blames Trump for the way things went, even as the president’s campaign has tried to accuse Joe Biden for over-interruptions.Wallace acknowledged that the debate was “awful,” and quipped that he was working through “PTSD” in the aftermath.But he said that one of the

Chris Rock had quite the presidential debate watch party.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorNBCUniversal tried to harness two Fox News anchors in the recent past and failed. Now the company no doubt hopes the third time’s the charm.The company’s CNBC on Wednesday evening launched former Fox News daytime anchor Shepard Smith in a new 7 p.m.

Ted Johnson Shepard Smith debuted his CNBC newscast on Wednesday with a focus on the first presidential debate, as he called out a moment in which President Donald Trump declined to commit to a peaceful transition should he lose.“Last night the president called into question the heart of our democracy, the peaceful transition of power,” Smith said on the debut of The News with Shepard Smith.