CBS is making waves in the daytime TV landscape with the upcoming launch of The Morning Right, a conservative-focused talk show set to debut in early 2025. The show, featuring media personalities Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Megyn Kelly, is poised to rival ABC’s The View and offer a fresh platform for conservative viewpoints.
The Morning Right aims to blend political commentary, cultural discussions, and interviews with prominent figures. CBS hopes to capitalize on Hasselbeck’s strong conservative presence, having previously co-hosted The View and Fox & Friends, and Kelly’s sharp interview style and large fanbase, built from her time at Fox News and NBC.
The show promises segments such as “The Pulse of America,” which will focus on critical social issues, and “Heritage Spotlight,” highlighting influential conservative women. CBS executives see the show as more than just a talk show, describing it as “a movement” designed to engage and inspire the conservative audience.
While the show has garnered support from conservative pundits, some critics fear it could contribute to further media polarization. With The View‘s viewership on the decline, CBS’s bold move could either be a major success or a highly divisive shift in daytime programming. Time will tell if The Morning Right can redefine the daytime TV landscape or if it risks deepening partisan divides.