Chris Cuomo’s $125M CNN Lawsuit Contains Stunning Corruption Allegations

[Paladin]

Chris Cuomo’s $125M CNN Lawsuit Contains Stunning Corruption Allegations

...According to Fredo’s lawsuit, not only did Zucker and Gollust know the extent to which Fredo was helping Governor Brother, not only did CNN encourage him to help Governor Brother, Zucker and Gollust colluded directly with Governor Brother for ratings and political purposes:

During the time when Gov. Cuomo’s appearances on Cuomo’s program were creating significant value for the network, CNN, through executives Zucker and Zucker’s second-in-command, Allison Gollust (“Gollust”), made a concerted effort to cement and strengthen the network’s ties to Gov. Cuomo and his administration and control his media presence for CNN’s exclusive benefit. CNN pushed Gov. Cuomo not to appear on other networks, intimating that not honoring CNN’s request might threaten Cuomo’s professional standing with the network.

It gets better:

CNN, through Zucker and Gollust, also requested that Gov. Cuomo hold his daily COVID-19 press conference at a time that was most suitable for the network based on its program schedule and when its ratings were weakest.

Can you imagine the quid pro quo involved with a politician if you can get him to agree to hold his press conferences to boost your network’s ratings?

And here’s where Cuomo claims CNN, by way of Zucker and his sidepiece Gollust, colluded directly with Andrew Cuomo to score political points against then-President Trump:

Zucker and Gollust acted as advisors to Gov. Cuomo during this time by providing him with talking points and strategies for responding to statements made by then-President Donald Trump. There is no question that, given the ratings and value Gov. Cuomo was generating for CNN, protecting him and his reputation was in CNN’s best interests.

There it is. CNN is not a media organization. CNN is a profoundly biased political mouthpiece.

[Tex1961]

Wouldn't that just be both self incrimination and justification for his firing?

[flechero]

There is nothing stunning, shocking or even mildly surprising in that piece. Seems that CC implicates himself in corruption, or at least ruins what's left of his own reputation by admitting all this publicly.

[powerboatr]

one only has to look at CNN footage during gulf war 1 to see the political insane bias and flat "create" fake news
lets ad din Anderson cooper coverage of hurricane IKE ..he was up to his waist in water...OMG the flood is so bad. camera turned and DOG was walking up to him on a wet sidewalk, wet not flooded. cooper was standing in a drainage ditch