Chris Cuomo Lands New Media Role

Former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo has landed a new gig at Patrick Bet-David’s Valuetainment Media.

“Valuetainment is excited to announce that veteran news anchor @ChrisCuomo will be joining our media team as a talent partner,” Valuetainment Media wrote.

Valuetainment is excited to announce that veteran news anchor @ChrisCuomo will be joining our media team as a talent partner. https://t.co/UYieBr8mPf

— Valuetainment Media (@ValuetainmentTV) March 13, 2024

X users reacted to the news:

Don’t you have to have talent in order to be a “talent partner”? @ValuetainmentTV https://t.co/3LfKSA5vNk

— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) March 13, 2024

Chris Cuomo to PBD’s Valuetainment.

Is this a W or a sell out for $? https://t.co/9VZOw8owXW

— Matt Kim (@MattAttack009_) March 13, 2024

Big mistake. So disappointed in PBD. https://t.co/CEZCqCZAtE

— Mountain Mama (@mtnmamamd) March 13, 2024

This is not smart imo, this guy has been one of the biggest liars and fakes on mainstream media as we have ever seen. The was the mouthpiece of CNN (Communist News Network) .. good luck with that.

— Investigate Earth Podcast (@InvestigateEar1) March 13, 2024

From Valuetainment:

Valuetainment is excited to announce that veteran news anchor Chris Cuomo will be joining our media team as a talent partner. He will become a rotating guest on the PBD Podcast’s “Home Team,” bringing two decades of experience and his unique perspective to the table.

His new role is a non-cable media contract. Cuomo will still be hosting his show on NewsNation, which was launched in July 2022, as well as his own personal podcast, “The Chris Cuomo Project.”

This follows our live event with Cuomo and political commentator Candace Owens this past Friday, as well as his two successful appearances of the podcast (in July 2023 and November 2023).

Cuomo is best known for his role as host of CNN’s “Cuomo Prime Time,” a hallmark of cable nightly news during the Trump administration (airing from June 2018 to November 2021). Before getting his own show on CNN, he was a co-anchor on the network’s morning show “New Day.”

His illustrious journalistic career speaks for itself. He has interviewed numerous heads of state, from Donald Trump to Volodymyr Zelensky, as well as prominent statesmen and political candidates. He has received a number of awards for his coverage, including a News Emmy for his segment on 12-year-old poet Mattie Stepanek for “Good morning America,” as well as the Polk Award, the Peabody Award, the national Edward R. Murrow Award, the Gerald Loeb Award for Television Dead business reporting, and the American Bar Association Silver Gavel Award for investigative news.

Cuomo started his career as an attorney after graduating from the Fordham School of Law in New York City. He then became a political policy correspondent for Fox News before joining ABC as an anchor for “Good Morning America,” co-anchor of “20/20,” and the station’s chief law and justice analyst.

During Cuomo’s recent appearance on the “PBD Podcast,” the NewsNation host and Candace Owens got into a heated debate over voter fraud and voter ID.

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