Erin Burnett Says Goodbye to CNBC

TVNewser's Chris Ariens has the video of Erin Burnett's sign-off from CNBC.

The sign-off featured some highlights from Erin's time at CNBC.  Erin gave some rather strange gifts to her co-anchor Mark Haines, including Cheetohs lip gloss and camel magnets.  The segment ended with a choked-up Erin saying good-bye to her CNBC viewers one last time.

But don't worry, Erin fans.  She will begin her career with CNN-where she will anchor a weekday news show-next month.

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Shannon Bream Moderating Tonight's Debate on FNC

Shannon Bream will be one of the three moderators of tonight's Republican presidential debate on FNC.

Along with Fox News Sunday anchor Chris Wallace and FNC contributor Juan Williams, Shannon will be asking the candidates questions on important political issues.

With a background in law and experience covering the Supreme Court, Shannon will likely have some very good questions to ask. 

(Cap credit to Cody from Wide World of Women)

Lara Logan Interviews Former Pakistani President Musharraf

On Wednesday's CBS Evening News, Lara Logan interviewed the former President of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf.

In a repeat of her interview with Musharraf on 60 Minutes in 2008, Lara grilled Musharraf on the actions-or lack thereof-taken by Pakistani security forces against terrorist figures in the country. 

Great job grilling the former Pakistani leader, Lara!

Kimberly Guilfoyle Talks the Webbys

On FNC's live streaming webcast, host Kimberly Guilfoyle interviewed David-Michele Davies, the Executive Director of the Webby Awards, which honors online creations in categories ranging from games to political websites.

It's a cool interview in which the beautiful Kimberly shows her playful side.   

Could Morning Joe Move to CBS?, Part Deux

TVNewser's Alex Weprin weighs in on Colby Hall's speculation that Morning Joe co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski could move to CBS.

Weprin thinks that such a move would be unlikely, given that Scarborough is still with the network after his previous contract expired in March, the same month that Starbucks agreed to a long-term sponsorship of Morning Joe.  If there was any real possibility that Joe would leave, Weprin argues, Starbucks wouldn't have made such a move.

Personally, I think they'll stay with MSNBC.

(Cap credit to Art Vandeleigh from Wide World of Women)

Q&A with Shannon Bream

Southern Views Magazine has a Q&A with FNC's Shannon Bream.

Shannon talks about her time at Liberty University, her transition from law to journalism, and how her competition in the Miss USA and Miss America pageants have helped her career.

Shannon Bream is a drop-dead gorgeous woman with brains to match.

UPDATE:  For you fans of Shannon, she will be providing analysis during FNC's coverage of the Republican presidential debate on Thursday.

Could Morning Joe Move to CBS?

Mediaite's Colby Hall writes about the possibility of Morning Joe jumping networks from MSNBC to CBS.

This is the key paragraph of Hall's post:

So would Morning Joe and Mika help change CBS fortunes? Maybe, but they would probably have to change the show significantly from its primarily insider political buzz to appeal to a broader audience. But in the end, CBS demonstrated that they could change the entire morning anchor team without really changing the ratings so they may decide that with a bold move like this, they really have nothing to lose.

Also, what would a move to CBS do for MSNBC's morning ratings?  Morning Joe has been beating CNN's American Morning on a regular basis.  Would the loss of Joe and Mika send MSNBC back into last place?  Likely.

(Cap credit to Art Vandeleigh from Wide World of Women)