CNN Had a Problem. Donald Trump Solved It
At 3:58 on a current Wednesday evening in Washington, CNN's biggest control room was for the most part unfilled yet for a modest bunch of makers slouched over control boards and, floating behind them, a short, barrel-molded, fretful looking man in a dim pinstriped suit and open white dress shirt: the leader of CNN Worldwide, Jeff Zucker. Zucker had spent the greater part of the day squatted in a meeting room, preparing two grapples who might direct a CNN Town Hall on Obamacare that night. At this moment, however, his psyche was somewhere else. It was two minutes until broadcast appointment for "The Lead With Jake Tapper," and Tapper's highlighted visitor was the President Trump advisor and noted CNN foe Kellyanne Conway. Conway's keep going meeting on CNN, about a month prior, had created firecrackers; she and Anderson Cooper spent almost 25 minutes contending about CNN's write about the mystery dossier of Trump's binds to Russia. (Conway: "I...