Dan Abrams is getting back to TV! The veteran writer, host and media personality is joining the NewsNation network with another series, Dan Abrams Live.
NewsNation reported the show on Monday. The series will mark Abrams get back to TV for the first time since the startling scratch-off of his hit A&E program Live P.D. in June 2020.
Dan Abrams Live will air weeknights beginning in September, and is essential for the organization’s arranged development endeavors to build its programming and accessible substance.
“Joining NewsNation is a welcome, natural fit for me,” Abrams said in a statement released by the network Monday morning. “Too much of cable news is polluted by partisanship with shows focused on indoctrinating viewers, unabashedly cheering for one side or another.”
According to Abrams, his program will be “committed to presenting independent-minded analysis and opinion on politics, media, and the most important stories of the day, exposing hypocrisy on all sides so viewers can make up their own minds.”
“Always fact based, sometimes surprising, but never agenda driven,” Abrams said of his new show’s centrist ideals. “You might call it a cable news show for the rest of us.”
September will likewise see the dispatch of NewsNation’s new three-hour daytime television show series, Morning In America, facilitated by Adrienne Bankert. The acclaimed columnist and previous ABC News journalist will moor the live work day broadcast, which will include reports, meetings and continuous association with crowds and nearby newsrooms.
“I’m excited to bring a relatability to morning news that connects with the audience like never before,” Bankert shared in statement. “This show will be a conversation, putting stories in context and getting behind the headlines. And we are going to have fun. Even if people wake up on the so-called ‘wrong side of the bed,’ I want them to turn on the TV and be not only more informed, but feel better, even happier watching us.”
Dan Abrams Live debuts Sept. 27, and is set to air daily, Monday through Friday, at 8 p.m. ET. Morning In America debuts Sept. 27, and airs non-weekend days at 7 a.m. ET.
