NewsNation anchor Dan Abrams has now made the announcement that he will be stepping down from his position as the host of his nightly program on the network.
Although he will not be presenting a nightly show, Abrams has stated that he would continue to make appearances on NewsNation in some way.
Following more than three years of hosting a prime time show, the media entrepreneur and senior legal expert stated on Thursday that he needed to be realistic about what he could accomplish on a daily basis.
He is the founder of the upstart fine spirits media brand Bottle Raiders, in addition to serving as the Chief Executive Officer of Mediaite and the behemoth Law&Crime.
NewsNation is one of his other companies.
His other responsibilities include serving as the chief legal commentator for ABC News, hosting the POTUS Channel on SiriusXM, and hosting On Patrol:Live.
I made this anouncement tonight. . about my show @NewsNation https://t.co/97LDyp1Afi
— Dan Abrams (@danabrams) December 20, 2024
The statement that Abrams sent to announce his leaving included a recollection of his initial connection with NewsNation in the year 2021.
In his remark, the host expressed his satisfaction with the fact that the independent watchdog Ad Fontes Media had ranked Dan Abrams Live as “dead center” on the media bias chart.
According to Abrams, this was a testament to the efforts that they had made to avoid political cheerleading.
Abrams also gave a sneak peek at upcoming projects, such as the growth of Law & Crime and Mediaite, which he stated is going to launch a significant YouTube platform at the beginning of the following year.
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