Brian Stelter will leave CNN after the network ends his show, Trusted Sourceat the end of this month.
Stelter is the mainstay of the long-running program, surveying the media landscape, and chief media correspondent for CNN Worldwide. This journalist first joined CNN in 2013.
“CNN will end Trusted Source program on Sunday, August 21. As a result, Brian Stelter will leave the company. We appreciate his contributions to the network and wish him and him the best as we embark on new endeavors,” a CNN spokesperson said in a statement.
The network gave no reason to cancel the show, which has been at CNN since 1993. Stelter also leads in popularity. Trusted Source newsletter for the company. It is not yet clear what will happen to the publication.
Before coming to CNN, Stelter previously worked at New York Times, including as a media reporter and covering television and digital media. Stelter is a published author, most recently published book 2020 HOAX: Donald Trump, Fox News and The Dangerous Distortion of Truth.
“Stelter came to CNN from New York Times as the nation’s top media reporter. He left CNN, the perfect broadcaster. We are proud of what Brian and his team have achieved over the years, and we believe their impact and influence will last far beyond the show,” said Amy Entelis, talent executive. and content development at CNN Worldwide.
