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Who's on the hit list now that a top shareholder wants to see CNN 'actually have journalists' again?

We saw this tweet come up a week ago and it intrigued us, but we couldn’t find much to back it up:

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Now, one of the major shareholders of the group that’s going to merge with AT&T has given an interview to CNBC, and he says he’d like to see CNN evolve back to the way it used to be and “actually have journalists.”

Actual journalists? So who’s first on the chopping block?

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And Nick Sandmann.

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Twitter seems to think Brian Stelter, Don Lemon, and Chris Cuomo are most vulnerable if CNN pivots back to actual journalism.


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