CNN spent the last 13 minutes and 39 seconds uninterrupted talking about their colleague Miles Taylor revealing himself to have been Anonymous.
13:39 or 819 seconds.
That's 13:39 (or 819 seconds) more than they've given #Tucker's interview last night with Tony Bobulinski.
13:39 or 819 seconds.
That's 13:39 (or 819 seconds) more than they've given #Tucker's interview last night with Tony Bobulinski.
That was in the 3:00 p.m. Eastern hour.
In the next hour, Jake Tapper had another two minutes and 16 seconds/136 seconds on Taylor.
Again, that's 2:16 (or 136 seconds) more than they've given #Tucker's interview last night with Tony Bobulinski.
In the next hour, Jake Tapper had another two minutes and 16 seconds/136 seconds on Taylor.
Again, that's 2:16 (or 136 seconds) more than they've given #Tucker's interview last night with Tony Bobulinski.
So we're up to CNN having spent 15 minutes and 55 seconds on their CNN colleague coming out as Anonymous, but zero seconds on #Tucker's interview with Tony Bobulinski.
Alright, so I have a few miniscule touch-ups here. I re-timed the 3:00 p.m. Eastern hour and it came out to 13:40, and the 4:00 p.m. Eastern hour and it was actually 2:21 (two seconds more than I had before), so we had 16 minutes and 1 second through two hours.
Moving to the 5:00 pm Eastern hour of 'The Situation Room' there were 39 seconds on Miles Taylor which, as we've established, is 39 seconds more than CNN has given to #Tucker's Bobulinski interview.
With that, we're up to 16 minutes and 40 seconds, or 1,000 seconds of Anonymous.
With that, we're up to 16 minutes and 40 seconds, or 1,000 seconds of Anonymous.
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