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Ruhle thanked viewers for making the program part of their nightly routine and acknowledged the unique relationship she developed with them over the years.
“Instead, you are choosing to invite us into your home every night — sometimes giving me the privilege of being the last voice you hear before you go to sleep,” she said.
And I take that privilege seriously. So to you, I say thank you,” she continued.
After the retrospective concluded, Ruhle turned her attention to the person who will inherit the anchor chair.
She praised Velshi, describing him as both a trusted colleague and close friend.
“My good friend and colleague of many years, my partner in crime, Ali Velshi, will be taking over the ‘11th Hour’ anchor chair on Monday.”
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