Scott Jennings announces why liberal tears will flow in the next movement

Scott Jennings, CNN’s republican expert who many spectators love to hate, promised “liberal tears will flow” when announcing their new radio program at the conservative Radio Salem network on Wednesday.

Jennings wrote that his national broadcast will present “guests, calls and a daily monologue.”

“Bring your glasses, liberal tears will flow!” He wrote in X.

“We are going to offend,” Jennings said, added that “he will take the fight directly to the liberal machine.”

He continued: “It’s time to break the narratives and bring back a simple common sense.”

A Salem executive, who specializes in Christian and conservative content, accumulates to the subject.

“Scott Jennings is a disruptive,” said Phil Boyce, Senior Vice President, in the statement. “It is the lonely rangers of the CNN panel, armed with facts and intrepid in delivery. Not only survives in hostile territory, dominates now, with a national platform in Salem, Scott becomes a daily element in the battle to save the country.”

The expansion of your brand will probably go to critics that tune in CNN to essentially interpret the Pro Wrestling version of a heel during the arguments.

The formula has worked. “Newsnight”, organized by Abby Phillip, finished the second quarter as the best CNN show for adults aged 25 to 54, a critical demographic group, Adweek reported this week.

Jennings, who worked at the White House of President George W. Bush and in four presidential campaigns, can obtain a listener spill in his radio company. Its oriental time interval of 2 to 3 pm, starting on July 14, follows the show of the right -wing activist Charlie Kirk.

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