Nolte: Majority Don’t Believe Jeff Zucker’s Exit Will Help CNN

Rasmussen Reports did some polling on CNN — the far-left propaganda outlet that deliberately spreads misinformation, conspiracy theories, and violence — and found about what you’d expect for a dumpster fire that’s lost 80 percent of its audience and all of its credibility.

When asked if they agreed or disagreed with the CNN slogan “the most trusted name in news,” only ten percent of those polled “strongly agreed,” while 23 percent agreed “somewhat.” However, a whopping 42 percent “strongly disagreed” and another 16 percent “somewhat disagreed.”

That’s a total of 58 percent who say CNN is not the most trusted name in news, compared to the 33 percent of morons who say it is.

CNN’s Chris Cuomo has admitted to groping a woman while working at ABC News. https://t.co/fVikmPyn33

— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) September 24, 2021

Nearly half of those polled (48 percent) said they never watch CNN. Another 23 percent said they only watch occasionally. A mere eight percent said they watch CNN every day.

The pollster also asked if last week’s resignation of disgraced CNN chief Jeff Zucker was a good or bad thing for CNN. Most people simply didn’t care. “It will not make much of a difference” said 58 percent. Only 18 percent said it was a “good” thing, while 10 percent said “bad.”

Here’s my favorite question of the bunch…

“Do you agree or disagree with this statement: The media are ‘truly the enemy off the people’?”

The answer…?

Far-left CNN collapsed to a three-year low in the ratings during the week of November 25. https://t.co/zYGJdWA9FP

— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) December 6, 2019

A whopping 58 percent “strongly” (29 percent) and “somewhat” (29 percent) agree that the media are “truly” the enemy of the people.

Only 37 percent “strongly” (22 percent) or “somewhat” (15 percent) disagreed.

In other words, on the question on whether or not the media are “truly the enemy of the people,” the media are underwater by 21 points!

Well, let’s give credit where credit is due. The media worked very hard, put in lots of overtime, to earn our animus, to be seen (correctly) as our enemy, so the media deserve credit every one of those 58 points.

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