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North Korean Hostages Now on Plane and En Route to America, But That Doesn't Derail CNN From Its Thirty Two Hundredth Interview With Stormy Daniels' Lawyer
Three Americans are on their way home from North Korea. The three men, Kim Hak Song, Kim Dong Chul and Tony Kim, had been detained as hostages for "espionage" and "hostile acts." Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met with North Korean leaders Tuesday to coordinate their release. His trip, we now know, was successful.
If you were tuned into CNN when the report broke, you may have missed it.
The incredible news was not enough to stop the network's exclusive interview with Stormy Daniels's hot shot attorney Michael Avenatti. For five minutes, instead of offering viewers details on the hostage release, CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota asked Avenatti all about his client's lawsuit against President Trump, while Avenatti offered his personal opinion of Trump lawyer Michael Cohen. The network had a small breaking news box in the corner to note the North Korea news, but Avenatti got most of the attention.