FYI, "My Word" is an opinion piece run at the end of the regular broadcast. So it is set apart by opinion. However, most legit new organizations don't do that because it's easy for a viewer to mistake opinion for fact (especially in news, when people tune in and tune out frequently). Using a regular news anchor for an opinion piece is an even worse idea, because the line blurs even further. It's like if Peter Jennings did a paid advertisement for, say, Roche, then he'd lose his credibility for reporting health-related stories, even though it might be obvious that his ad is a commercial.
Anybody who says CNN is liberal has never watched Moneyline.