CNBC’s Jim Cramer fired off some early morning tweets Thursday describing Disney’s purchase and takeover of Fox, before going on Squawk Box and calling the acquisition “the worst he’s ever seen”.

Cramer tweeted analysts still viewing Disney could do well in a slowdown were “out of touch” before saying it wasn’t Disney CEO Bob Chapek’s decision to “wreck the balance sheet of the company”. He later joked “Anyone been to the Netflix theme park lately? The Squid Game ride is to die for”.

During his “Cramer’s First Take” appearance on Squawk Box, Cramer didn’t hold back his criticism of former CEO Bob Iger and current analysts.

“Are you arguing against the Fox acquisition? Is that what you’re saying? You think that was a mistake?”, Andrew Ross Sorkin asked.

“Oh, I’m saying it was one of the worst acquisitions I’ve ever seen, not a mistake,” the Mad Money host said. “They just got had. It’s ok. Sometimes you just get had.”

Shannon Bream will be the new host of Fox News Sunday, the network announced Thursday.

Bream will replace Chris Wallace after the longtime host left the network to join CNN in December.

“Shannon is an outstanding journalist, reporter and anchor who has cultivated a strong and enduring relationship with the Fox News Media audience,” Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott said in a statement.

After joining Fox News in 2007 as Chief Legal Correspondent, Bream also worked as a contributor on the network’s election coverage. She has hosted Fox News @ Night since 2017.

“It has been an honor to cover major news throughout Washington over the last 15 years at Fox News,” Bream said. “I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to host a Sunday show and look forward to this new role.”

Bream, a New York Times bestselling author, will begin hosting on Sunday, September 11th.

Ian Pannell has a new position with ABC News as the company announced the senior foreign correspondent has been promoted to chief foreign correspondent, leading the news division’s on-air foreign coverage.

“Throughout his storied, 30-plus-year career as a journalist, Ian has been on the frontlines covering some of the most important and compelling stories across the world,” ABC News president Kim Godwin wrote in an internal staff memo on Wednesday.

“As Russia invaded Ukraine earlier this year, Ian reported from Kyiv as the first missile strikes hit and has spent months on the ground there documenting the tragic developments and the devastating impact on the people inside the country.”

Pannell joined ABC News in June 2017 following a 25-year tenure at the BBC; since then, he has covered various events for ABC in his five years with the network. 

He has reported on the U.S.’ withdrawal from Afghanistan, the battle against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, the fight to retake Mosul, the killing of U.S. soldiers in Niger, the Covid-19 pandemic in Mexico, and the fight and famine in Yemen.

“Despite difficult and often dangerous situations, Ian continues to deliver powerful reporting, often setting the tone and pace for our international breaking news and ongoing coverage,” Godwin added. 

“I look forward to continued excellence from Ian and the entire foreign news team, led by Katie Den Daas and Kirit Radia.”