Change is the only constant, and CNN appears poised to embrace that maxim as the dawn of Donald Trump’s second presidential term approaches. Sources reveal that the network is actively considering a strategic shift that could redefine its coverage of the White House.
At the heart of this is Kaitlan Collins. As discussions unfold within CNN’s corridors, the proposal on the table is to elevate Collins to the role of chief White House correspondent according to Semafor News. The change would not just be a promotion in title; it entails a physical and strategic relocation of Collins and her programming from New York to the political center of the nation, Washington, D.C.
The move is designed to leverage her extensive network, built through years of rigorous reporting during Trump’s initial tenure and her time with the Daily Caller. Collins, who has been a fixture at CNN and an authoritative voice on Trump-related matters, recently stationed herself in West Palm Beach. From a temporary studio near Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, she has been a figure in reporting on the president-elect’s transition activities.
While CNN’s leadership has publicly distanced itself from the idea of reverting to the non-stop Trump coverage that