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CNN's 'Embarrassing' On-Air 'Experiment' Is Not Going Over Well

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Cable news is becoming a thing of the past, but rather than fully adapt or admit they’re turning into dinosaurs, CNN is perpetrating a painful charade on the public to appear more down-to-earth.

And it’s failing miserably.

The anti-Trump network drew public backlash from several media outlets and insider sources, as the new experiment was lost on them.

Hosts Jake Tapper, 57, and Anderson Cooper, 58, were rightfully singled out by Fox News for their attempt to appear hip with new studio styles and wardrobe alterations.

Their updated ensembles included appearing without jackets and ties, with their sleeves rolled up.

Give me a break! These adjustments reek of desperation.

It’s reminiscent of an elitist politician trying to look like a “regular guy” by pumping gas or going hunting, only to have it blow up in their face.

On Friday, Tapper anchored the first hour of his show, “The Lead,” from his office with a large podcast-style microphone on his desk. Subtle much?

“So, you’re probably wondering what’s going on, why we’re in my office for the first hour of ‘The Lead’........

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