"CBS Mornings" star Gayle King gave support for Bari Weiss in a town hall and said she's "very proud" of the work CBS News is doing.

After a rocky first four months, CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss on Tuesday laid out her vision for the network's news division to its staff, one that's expected to continue shaking up the newsroom with the addition of new,

MEDIAPEDIA: The legacy media behaves less like a newsroom and more like the Five Families. When Bari Weiss stepped into CBS News, she broke the "Omerta" of the mainstream narrative. Now, the old guard is acting like a cartel protecting its turf — and the bias couldn't be more transparent.

Bari Weiss was grilled by CBS News staffers in an all-hands meeting and said she's not "a mouthpiece for anybody" when asked about political bias.

CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss unveiled her strategy for the network’s news division, putting a heavy emphasis on restoring trust in the news media, while urging a shift to streaming and building brands around talent.

‘Mushy’ Bari Weiss announces she’s pausing her ‘Honestly’ podcast ‘for a few short months’ - ‘If I sound mushy right now, it’s because I love making this show, and I’m not done making it,’ Bari Weiss declared in her announcement.