CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer is reportedly moving to a morning time slot to make room for new talent, amid a larger shakeup at the embattled network. Blitzer, the long-tenured host of The Situation Room at 6 p.

Thompson, the former BBC and New York Times head honcho who was brought in by Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav to right the ship at CNN, may also shift pre-dawn anchor Kasie Hunt to the afternoons, according to the newsletter, written by former CNN media analyst Oliver Darcy.

In 1998, he began hosting Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer on Sunday evenings. His show Wolf Blitzer Reports ran from 2000 until 2005. Blitzer also previously anchored the 1 p.m. hour on CNN from 2013 until 2018 when he was replaced by Brianna Keilar. Additionally, the longtime journalist has been spearheading CNN’s election coverage since 2004.

Wolf Blitzer will be joining Pamela Brown during CNN's new morning broadcasting, following the network's decline in viewership.

Wolf Blitzer may bet getting a new timeslot. TV Insider reports his early evening news broadcast, which he’s been hosting on CNN for 20 years, may be on the move as the network is looking to test out The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer during the mid-to-late mornings instead of its current 6 p.

Wolf Blitzer could soon be joining CNN's daytime programming lineup. The veteran anchor, who has lead the early evening news program "The Situation Room" since 2001, may make the move to mid-to-late mornings,

CNN's veteran anchor Wolf Blitzer is making the move to morning news as the network plans to shuffle its line-up to help boost ratings. Blitzer is one of the network's longest-tenured anchors and current host of The Situation Room at 6 p.

Wolf Blitzer has been one of CNN's most beloved anchors for decades now, but he has kept his relationship with his wife Lynn out of the spotlight.