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Collapsing cable news

Cable news networks – across the board – are hemorrhaging viewers. The political left hated and still hates Donald Trump, but cable news did well during his time in office. It was politics as spectacle and it was profitable. How much longer can cable news networks remain relevant?

CrossTalking with Rob Taub, Steve Malzberg, and Lauren Chen.

Collapsing cable news
CrossTalk is a TV debate experience which presents hot-topic discussions on politics, business, newsmakers, global trends, present-day conflicts, and dangers and challenges facing our world. Host Peter Lavelle poses hard, straightforward questions to his guests, and demands concrete answers in response.