Tamron Hall

Watching Tamron cut-off her guests as they are speaking, being openly hostile and combative is awkward to watch! I want to hear from the guests, but they aren't allowed to finish a thought without a smug comment from the host. I loved Tamron on Deadline Crime so I was looking forward her this show, but I can't. Tamron struggles to ask the tough questions without coming off as she is attacking. It can't be an easy thing to do, but those are the shows that are most successful, unless you're funny like Ellen.

The view you give of Baltimore is not the real Baltimore. Lived in Baltimore for 70 years with a husband and son serving in the city fire department but finally had to give up the City I remembered for a crime, rat infested city. In addition, the last 3 administrations have been a political embarrassment nationwide. You visited the stadium and raved about the city's crab tradition. You should have gone away from the stadium and into the surrounding neighborhoods. If you wanted to rave about the "inner harbor" you should have looked into the history and the beauty of what that area was. Unfortunately everyone I know who saw or heard about your promotion of Baltimore could not believe your level of misinformation you allowed yourself to promote.

This show is fun and the topics are interesting as well as informative. The issues I have with Tamron's interview skills is the repetitive statements about her years in journalism yet she struggles with being able to gain control of the conversations without being rude toward the other person. I am happy Tamron is confident in herself and her gifts to share with others to provide inspiration.

I already had a negative opinion of the show due to what seemed like constant stories that were negative or traumatic. Not really something I enjoy watching in a real show. But the final straw is her allowing an abuser onto her show despite protests from the victims. Truly not worth the money they spend to produce it.

Why didn't you talk to a real truck driver? The gal you interviewed probably hadn't been driving for a couple of years. Nobody has ever waved or hooked at me. I've been driving since I was 17 and now I'm 60. People still cut me off and raise their hand at me. I drive an 91KW. The one you interviewed must be lieing to you.