Gayle King & Charles Barkley announce their new CNN program and possible fandom name.
. We’re not kidding and honestly, they should’ve gone withinstead. This show will be in addition to their respective roles at the station, King on and Barkley at WBD Sports. Combining both King and Barkley’s names for the punny title, Barkley shared the show will be “non-political” during their TNT’s NBA Tip-off announcement, meaning they wouldn’t label their program as “liberal or conservative” despite talking about politics.
beginning this fall. Hopefully, they have back-up names for whenever the Royal family gets wind of this.
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