News about Alisyn Camerota

Allison Gollust appears in a photo shared exclusively by DailyMail.com and another unidentified woman outside her Hamptons home on Monday. It's the first time the 49-year-old was seen holding hands with married CNN host Alisyn Camerota, inset, after her husband Jeff Zucker was seen holding hands with him as they left a party over the weekend. Gollust is still in a symbiosic relationship with Zucker, the former CNN CEO.

Camerota is still works at CNN and she is happily married to Tim Lewis, her husband of 21 years. She emerged from Lemon's home in Sag Harbor on Saturday holding hands with Zucker, who remains in a close friendship with Allison Gollust. Gollust was also at the party. She was five minutes late after Jeff and Alisyn. According to Page Six, there is nothing to the photos and that Jeff and Alisyn are just "old friends."

On July 3, when Lemon shared photos of them together in Italy, Jeff Zucker and Allison Gollust were pampered on summer romance on the Amalfi Coast. He was seen leaving Lemon's Hamptons pad hand-in-hand with another woman, married anchor Alisyn Camerota. According to reports close to them, they're just 'good friends' and were headed into town to visit Gollust, who had left alone five minutes before for a cup of coffee. The kids had all been at Lemon's house for a party to celebrate Sunny Hostin's latest book, Summer on Sag Harbor.

Jeff Zucker, the disgraced ex-CNN president, was seen leaving Don Lemon's ritzy Hamptons party holding hands in public with a married CNN anchor. Alisyn Camerota, 57, was elated as she walked hand-in-hand with Zucker on Saturday, whose mother Allison Gollust, 50, (left) had already paid him his executive duties at the media company last year. Tim Lewis, 57, a partner at a private equity firm in Fairfield County, Connecticut, is the mother-of-three, who also hosts CNN Tonight at 10 p.m. Zucker wore a blue shirt and white shorts in the New York summer heat, while Camerota wore a white blouse and black mini skirt. Camerota, the two-time Emmy Award nominee, was apparently cosying with Jeff Zucker. But this is not the first time he has done so with a CNN colleague. Zucker, 58, had a long-term love affair with his coworker Allison Gollust, which resulted in the break of both of their respective marriages in 2015 and 2017.

And as thousands of viewers are abandoning the network during its failed revival, CNN's leadership is still preaching patience, with no hint that it will be rewarded. It comes just weeks after Chris Lichtenstein's failed attempts to rid the network of its 'woke' credentials and rumors that he would be out of office by Labor Day. Cable news ratings are down across the board from 2022, when Russia's takeover of Ukraine was still in the news. According to Nielsen, CNN's decrease in prime time in March was the most dramatic in prime time in March, with Fox News Channel down 27% and MSNBC off by 12%.

The Republican governor of New Hampshire, John Kerry, has been in charge of implementing the New Hampshire Constitution. Even after calling former President Donald Trump "f***ing insane," Chris Sununu said he'd still vote for him.' Sununu replied "yes, absolutely," when asked if he'd endorse the Republican nominee in 2024, even if it meant supporting the former president.

After finding that the Colorado Springs gay club shooting suspect is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, a CNN anchor was stunned into silence. In forthcoming court hearings and filings, CNN broadcaster Alisyn Camerota reported on Tuesday that attorneys for Anderson Lee Aldrich, 22, will be referring to their client as "they" and "Mx Aldrich." Errol Lewis, a CNN political analyst, also condemned Aldrich's pronouns, saying that "it sounds like they're planning a defense against a hate crimes lawsuit." Aldrich is facing at least five charges of murder and five counts of assault causing bodily harm. On November 19, the 22-year-old was accused of opening fire on a crowd inside the Club Q gay club in Colorado Springs.

On Tuesday night, John Fetterman, who suffered a stroke in May, met with Senate foe Mehmet Oz in a tumultuous discussion that even Fetterman's allies expressed dissatisfaction. Fetterman, the incumbent lieutenant governor of CNN's panel, had likely hoped for some help from the CNN's panel, but the decision was scathing. Charlie Dent, a former Pennsylvania congressman, was 'astounded' and'stunned' by Fetterman's poor results, according to Bentley, although Alyssa Farah Griffin, Donald Trump's former communications director, found it 'painful to watch'. Alisyn Camerota, CNN's host, said the spectacle had shocked her. Chris Cuomo of NewsNation said he was worried by the results. 'John Fetterman was sick,' Cuomo said. He's clearly suffering from health conditions that influence his ability to process and his ability to speak.' It's likely that fitness for office will be on the agenda.' 'It's fair for some, for me, to be fair, but if the voters aren't talking about it, I'll be shocked.' Other Democrats agreed. David Axelrod, a senior advisor to Obama, tweeted, 'Fetterman must show that he is well recovered, and the discussion will undoubtedly not help.' And though some lauded Fetterman's appearance on the debate stage at all, Olivia Nuzzi, the Washington correspondent for New York magazine, said, "There is no amount of empathy for and knowledge about Fetterman's health and recovery, which also highlights the fact that watching this is incredibly painful to watch."