Chris Cuomo
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927 appearances
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5 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 24 Jan
Chris Cuomo’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But she's SiriusXM. Now Rogan is Spotify. But he built that all himself.
We are presently realizing... So there was that big wave of deals that you and I missed in the podcast space, where people were just throwing money to have a footprint in it, right? Rogan was the biggest of those deals, right? But... Then it went away. And when I got into it, I'm all self-financed. Because, well, I was damaged goods.
But people weren't looking to just throw money at a podcast because no one was making money on those deals. It was like relearning the Howard Stern lesson. That they paid him all that money at SiriusXM. And it's like, you know, what was the yield? Now... Different people are starting to buy up podcasts that are traditional media companies.
And they are the seed capital behind the private equity behind those organizations are starting to buy up these properties.
They're not controlled. Yes. Now, I struggle with that a little bit. That absolutely can be true. And again, Taibbi, Schellenberger, okay? Yeah. But I don't dismiss, and Barry Weiss, I don't like leaving her out. Free Press is a really cool thing that she's building there.
And I like that she's able to do something that I never saw at a news organization before, which is, she's decidedly pro-Israel, okay? She's Jewish, and beyond her own cultural and religious affinity, she has an ideological one. And she owns it and she's out there for it. You may disagree. That's okay.
But you know, whereas what the world that you and I grew up in media wise, they had all these opinions, but you'd never know it. You know what I mean? You'd have to glean it from what you saw on camera. Nobody ever came out and said it, you know, that we think that this is right. We think this is wrong. Very, very rarely. So what I like about it is.
I believe that there's space for all of it, okay? When I got into this business 25 years ago, they told me, you know network news is dead, right? The number one show on television is World News Tonight. So the idea that it's dead, it's not dead, it's just changing and there's stratification. But I do think there's a challenge afoot.
People in every different platform have to reconnect with their constituency. Trust is at an all-time low with every kind of institution. Now, within that is a burden for the media, but also an opportunity. That's why I'm so excited that I may have been in the wrong place at other phases in my career, but I'm in the right place right now, because News Nation is like one...
Pebble on the beach at a time of, hey, everybody's going crazy about this. Not us. Tariffs are kind of scary and they can hurt prices. But Trump does this and he's looking to get something done. Let's not microanalyze him saying tariffs like this is definitely going to happen this way forever. And let's see what happens. News Nation, we're allowed to do that. Most outlets have to pick a side.
Tariffs. Best thing, like Fox News. Tariffs are great. We can't wait. This is gonna be great. It's gonna unleash the economy. Get rid of the income tax. MSNBC. This is the worst. It's gonna crush the economy. You gotta have a take. You gotta have a side. NewsNation ist in der Lage, die Independent-Mentale zu harnessen. Es gibt ein Plus und ein Minus daran, richtig?
Und wir werden es hier sehen, richtig? Es wird ein bisschen Aufmerksamkeit geben, richtig? Und ich liebe diesen Raum. Es ist schwieriger, es ist viel schwieriger, als zu sagen, ich hasse Trump oder Trump wurde von Jehova gesendet. Sie wissen, das sind viel einfacher Positionen. But I believe in the potential.
I agree.
Nein, ich bin da, um es zu sagen.
Meine Bossen sind sehr besorgt, dass du Agendas erweckst, die du nicht erklärst. Me or one? Me. You know what I mean? If you come to News Nation, then yes, you too. But right now, it's, you know, hey, look, if you feel that way, you better say it. Don't just stack your show with guests that are all on one side of something and then pretend you're fair. Don't do that. Yeah, be transparent.
Because also remember... Well, I admire that.
News Nation is... owned by a company that really knows local tv right they own the most local tv stations what is uh what has the most currency in media still uh visual media local news um the boss of me directly i have like 10 bosses starting with dusty on up but the mike korn is an abc news pro who did every job so he's not a corporate guy He was in the field. He knows how to edit.
He was in the control room. He did all the jobs. He's written the pieces. So he knows the alchemy of journalism. So he understands when someone's faking the funk and what's transparent versus what is trickery. So they've got a good setup there for it. However, I'm still a Cuomo.
And it was really important to me when Andrew decided he was going to run that I had to go to them and say, I work for you. What do you want me to do on this? Do you want me to? I offered. Do you want me to take a leave for the pendency of the campaign? I'm not running the campaign. I'm not part of the campaign. That's not going to happen.
But if you think, you know, I haven't lived through this before, I don't want to hurt News Nation. What you're doing is so important, way more important than me. Do you want that? Now, obviously, they said no. You're being silly and traumatized. But that was helpful also. So can Andrew win?
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