NEWSNATION JOINS FORCES WITH REPUBLICANS AND MEGYN KELLY IN NEXSTAR'S BATTLE ROYALE MICHAEL CORN
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The upcoming GOP debate, scheduled for Wednesday at the University of Alabama, is a crucial event in the intensifying Republican primary race.
Nexstar Media, the owner of NewsNation, is strategically utilizing the debate to attract new viewers across its media outlets, including the CW.
The debate, co-moderated by Megyn Kelly and NewsNation, serves as a platform for Kelly's return to mainstream news exposure, while the Republican National Committee monitors it.
NEWSNATION’S QUEST FOR PROMINENCE: NewsNation, despite increased viewership, is aiming to attract a larger audience for the upcoming GOP debate, despite potential lower viewership numbers compared to rival networks.
A DEEPER DIVE INTO THE CANDIDATES: NewsNation's Elizabeth Vargas advocates for thorough vetting of candidates in a narrowed field, encouraging genuine debates on specific policies and strategies, rather than rehearsed talking points.
MEGYN KELLY’S RETURN TO MAINSTREAM NEWS: Megyn Kelly returns to mainstream news as anchor of NewsNation debate, aligning with the right on cultural issues, despite not envisioning a regular TV return.
POTENTIAL BOOST FOR NEWSNATION: The upcoming presidential debate could boost NewsNation's business opportunity, as the run-up to the election may attract new ad dollars despite a slight decline in subscribership.
Multi-platform Coverage: Nexstar plans to broadcast the Alabama presidential debate on multiple platforms, including NewsNation, CW, SiriusXM, and NewsNation, with anchors reporting from Alabama.
The Trump Factor: Former President Trump's absence is expected in the debate, but his presence is expected to influence discussions, potentially leading to a shift in debate dynamics.
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