Amanpour interviews Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for "This Week." (ABC News)
Christiane Amanpour, who was hired pided from CNN by ABC News in 2010 to reinstate George Stephanopoulos as a horde of "This Week," is stepping down from her roost during a network's ratings-challenged Sunday morning speak show. Amanpour will lapse to CNN International, where she'll horde a daily daytime show; Stephanopoulos will lapse as horde of "This Week," and sojourn a co-host of ABC's "Good Morning America."
However, Amanpour will sojourn with ABC News (which is also a calm partner with Yahoo! News). She'll horde a array of primetime specials for ABC, with a pretension of "international news anchor."
Amanpour has a challenging résumé of covering general news, though her credentials didn't seem to interpret for "This Week," a uncover traditionally driven by American politics.
"I am looking brazen to removing behind into a margin to news stories on tellurian issues that matter severely to a American people," Amanpour pronounced in a statement. "At a same time, we will be broadcasting once again to hundreds of millions of people opposite a universe with a weekday show."
CNN Worldwide conduct Jim Walton--who called a arrangement with ABC News "unique"--wrote in a memo to staffers: "We could not be happier than to acquire behind to a CNN classification a heading general publisher operative in radio news, who also happens to be a longtime co-worker and friend."
Amanpour's ouster had been rumored for weeks . Many speculated that ABC News' arch White House match Jake Tapper, who had filled in as horde of "This Week" before Amanpour arrived, would be given a role, though ABC pronounced Tuesday Stephanopoulos would step in. (Tapper will be featured on "This Week" as a unchanging contributor, according to ABC.)
Amanpour added: "It's been an implausible knowledge to have had a ringside chair to democracy in movement during 'This Week.' It's been an implausible respect to anchor such a prestigious module and we appreciate all of we who have helped me on that journey."
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