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Chris Wallace Leaves CNN for Independent Ventures

Veteran journalist Chris Wallace departs CNN after three years, aiming for opportunities in podcasting and streaming.

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Updated: Nov 12th, 2024, 3:59 PM ET

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Chris Wallace, a veteran political broadcaster aged 77, is leaving CNN after three years to explore opportunities in independent media, citing interest in the evolving landscape of podcasting and streaming. Wallace, recognized for his impartial reporting at both Fox News and CNN, described his exit as amicable and expressed a desire for more control over his work. CNN CEO Mark Thompson acknowledged Wallace's contributions and faces challenges amidst declining television ratings. Wallace plans to maintain his focus on interviews and political analysis, with no intent of retirement.

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