BREAKING: Death At CNN - Network Mourns As Tributes Pour In

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America with tragic breaking news

Longtime CNN personality dead, no apparent cause. Before we get started please make sure you like

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channel continue to grow. Speculation as to cause of death of course has been running rampant

after CNN announced the death of somebody who was beloved by just not only their network

but people on other networks like Fox News. That person, one of the only very few pro-Trump voices

at CNN, Republican Strategist Communications Director Alice Stewart. Ms. Stewart had previously worked for the campaigns of Senator Ted Cruz and Senator Rick Santorum and Representative

Michelle Bachman. The news is absolutely tragic. If you did watch CNN you knew she was a bright

shining light on a network that can be very dark for Republicans. She was one of the only

Republicans even on the network who are sparing to support President Trump. In fact I can't think

of another one that actually supports Trump and calls themselves a Republican on that network

She was sadly found deceased outside of her home and well no not was it was close to her home. I

shouldn't say outside of home, it was close to her home. The police don't know right now what's going

on but they say that no foul play is suspected and it looks like there was some type of medical

emergency and she just didn't get the help she needed in time. We're very sad to report this

Alice was a great person and really great at her job and we send our condolences and our love to

her family and friends and may her soul rest in peace with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ

God the Father and the Holy Spirit in heaven. I want to know what you guys think about this story

If you have any theories, when you like, comment, share and subscribe. I'm Carmine

Sabia for Explain America. We love you guys. God bless you. Take care everybody

We have some very sad news to report to you and I'm very sorry that I have to tell you this

CNN political commentator and Republican strategist Alice Stewart has passed away. Many of you know

her. She's been a staple on this network, participating in many political panels

bringing us deep insight into politics. You'll remember she was a former communications director

for Senator Ted Cruz. She worked with Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum, Michelle Bachman

just to name a few. She also hosted a podcast with her friend and Democratic strategist Maria Cardona

called Hot Mics from Left to Right. Alice and I both got our start in Arkansas television and

local news. When I was coming up as an intern, she was working there. As we both made our way

to CNN, she was always available with an encouraging smile or a text as I climbed my

way up the ladder here. I know that personally I miss her very much and I'm very sad to hear this

news. She brought us all so much information and insight and was such a valuable piece of

the team here at CNN. We are all processing this news as it was so sudden. Joining us now on the

phone is CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer. Wolf, hi. This is a terrible thing to have to report to everyone

Alice was such not only a wonderful insight and brain and asset here at CNN, but she was also just

a good person, a person whose faith was so much at the center of her life. You're absolutely right

Jessica. She was really, really a very special woman. She was always an excellent, excellent

friendly colleague. She was always there for us whenever we needed her, including yesterday when

she was on with me and Maria Cardona. I know she had a special relationship, a good working

relationship with Maria as well. They were very good friends and colleagues. I'm so sad, but I

heard the news just a little while ago. It just broke me up. I'm very, very sad to hear it because

we will miss her greatly. She's just a wonderful, wonderful friend, a wonderful colleague, a great

person. Going back to all your memories, going back many, many years back itself

Absolutely. And you know, Wolf, and I would think you probably feel the same way

You know, when you're in television, you have the relationship with each other on television

but then there's, of course, the breaks and the green room and you see each other in the hallway

And what was wonderful