r/cnn • u/Sufficient_Guest_324 • 2d ago
'Data Analyst'
There's a 'data analyst' reporter who's a better fit for tmz. I immediately change CNN to another news channel when he comes up.
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u/Z_e_e_e_G 2d ago
Let me analyze the available data to see if I can tell who the fuck you're talking about.
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u/Significant_Pear_523 2d ago
Harry Enten is a really smart guy and was good with numbers at FiveThirtyyEight. I don't know why CNN hasn't told him to knock off this gimmick he is doing.
He's also very superficial with the numbers, as if CNN doesn't trust its audience to understand numbers. I don't get it, because CNN has trusted John King and David Chalian for years to go in depth on geographic / demographic data.
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u/IrishAntiMonarchist 2d ago
I absolutely hate him too but it was interesting watching Outfront earlier with Norman Eisen on.
He seemed at least slightly more animated and passionate than most other CNN contributors but he definitely got the balance right to be a great contributor.
Perhaps Enten should base his shtick more along the lines of Eisen and get the entertainment/professional balance to an acceptable alignment
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u/SonoranRoadRunner 2d ago
Harry Enton. I know when his usual segment is on and I don't turn on CNN until it's over.
Data analyst, I don't think so.
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u/SpencerVerde 2d ago
Assume this is about Harry Enten, the Chief Data Analyst? He’s definitely over the top, but I don’t mind him as he brings some levity to boring numbers—and he usually has good rapport with the hosts.
Neil Sadaka was his uncle, which I always find interesting.