After more than two years at CNN and hosting "Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace?" the journalist reportedly intends to start an independent venture.

Wallace has stated he wants to join others in creating his own outlet through streaming or a podcast “where the action seems to be."

Veteran broadcaster Chris Wallace is leaving CNN after three years but, at age 77, he's not interested in retiring.

Chris Wallace, a veteran TV anchor who left Fox News for CNN three years ago, announced on Monday that he was leaving his post to venture into the streaming or podcasting worlds.

Speculation is mounting over anchor Chris Wallace’s recent exit from CNN, stirring buzz in the media world. As a respected political journalist, his shift from cable to independent platforms has sparked curiosity about his next steps.

In this case, Wallace told The Daily Beast that he decided to leave CNN to explore new platforms like streaming or podcasting. Of CNN, he remarked, “I have nothing but positive

CNN’s Chris Wallace is leaving the network after three years. The Emmy-winning broadcast journalist, who had participated in CNN’s election coverage last week, is looking to move toward independent podcasting or streaming,

Chris Wallace is exiting CNN after spending three years there as a host and anchor, TVLine has confirmed. Wallace told The Daily Beast (who first reported the news) that he’s looking to move to an independent platform via streaming or podcasting,

CNN did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment. Wallace, who currently anchors The Chris Wallace Show on CNN and hosts Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace? on Max,