Longtime CBS News journalist Connie Chung ripped the network’s current ownership as “greedy" and suggested they have ruined her former home.

ABC News’ chief national correspondent Matt Gutman is set to join CBS News, according to a brand-new report.News of the move was first reported by Mediaite.Gutman, age 48, is making the jump as CBS News undergoes a major shakeup under new Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss.

A CBS anchor, who has been a part of the network for over two decades, has announced his departure with an emotional farewell message to fans after Bari Weiss' appointment

Veteran news anchor Connie Chung blasted CBS News and its new editor in chief Bari Weiss – saying she can’t even watch the network anymore as it undergoes a “crash into crumbles.” Chung – who made waves at CBS News as the first Asian American and one of the first women to co-anchor a major network’s nightly newscast – took aim at Shari Redstone,

Longtime CBS Evening News anchor Maurice DuBois announced he is leaving the network a month into Bari Weiss' new leadership and weeks after his co-anchor John Dickerson's exit, leaving the flagship ne

While there has been speculation Gutman is being considered for the anchor job at "CBS Evening News," he is said to be joining the network as a correspondent. CBS has yet to name a replacement for the evening news anchor desk following the planned departures of John Dickerson and Maurice DuBois later this month.

Connie Chung did not hold back her feelings about the recent acquisition of CBS News, where she once made history as the second-ever woman co-anchor of a network newscast in 1993. Chung claimed during a recent interview that the "greed" of the network's owners "has caused the venerable CBS to actually disassemble.

As far as Kotb goes, an insider shared Bari Weiss, the new editor-in-chief of CBS News, wants a "huge name who brings warmth, credibility – and viewers" to be on the network. "And Hoda checks every box," they added. Kotb 'is the comfort America trusts with its coffee,' an insider claimed.

CBS News will broadcast a primetime discussion with the widow of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, a move critics have blasted as a sign of the network's conservative pivot since the controversial Paramount Skydance merger.