Beloved reporter called The Crown Jewel of Electoral Coverage is leaving MSNBC
Many MSNBC spectators will miss that attitude of Caqui.
The lush Stat Wonk Steve Kornacki, known for his energetic survey breakdown and sometimes his Khaki Gap pants, has signed with NBC while the network prepares to separate from MSNBC, confirmed a NBC representative for the deadline on Tuesday.
The data analysis of Kornacki Roll-Up-Sleves became a basic element of electoral coverage in both NBC and MSNBC, but the latter is joining a different corporate entity under the Comcast parent company. So Kornacki will not work for MSNBC, Los Angeles Times reported.
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Your network duties will continue to investigate the numbers in surveys, elections and sports. And if the story is an indication, it may still be sniffing the trends of dog shows.
Kornacki has been analyzing the elections for NBC and MSNBC since 2014 and was called the “Crown Jewel” of its coverage by NBC Universal.
It is not frequent that a cable news channel must deal with the loss of a worker who made the “sexiest man” of the people.
A MSNBC representative told La Times that the cable channel is hiring dozens of reporters, including one to fill the Kornacki place, as the corporate division approaches.
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