Former White House Rep Jay Carney Joins CNN In Time To Cover Obama’s Isis Speech Tonight
Among those navel lint gazing over President Obama’s speech tonight as he outlines plans to go after Isis — his former press secretary, Jay Carney.
Just In — Jay Carney joining the @CNN team. Welcome aboard.
— Vaughn Sterling (@vplus) September 10, 2014
A tweet from The Situation Room’s senior producer this morning heralded the unveiling of Carney as a CNN contributor. Move had been expected since Carney stepped down in June.
“We’re fortunate to have Jay on our air tonight to provide analysis and insight surrounding the President’s address to the nation,” CNN Washington bureau chief Sam Feist said in this morning’s announcement.
“Jay’s unique experience as both a journalist and a White House press secretary make him an invaluable voice for the network as we cover the final two years of the Obama Administration and look ahead to the coming campaigns,” Feist said.
Carney spent two decades at Time magazine,...
Just In — Jay Carney joining the @CNN team. Welcome aboard.
— Vaughn Sterling (@vplus) September 10, 2014
A tweet from The Situation Room’s senior producer this morning heralded the unveiling of Carney as a CNN contributor. Move had been expected since Carney stepped down in June.
“We’re fortunate to have Jay on our air tonight to provide analysis and insight surrounding the President’s address to the nation,” CNN Washington bureau chief Sam Feist said in this morning’s announcement.
“Jay’s unique experience as both a journalist and a White House press secretary make him an invaluable voice for the network as we cover the final two years of the Obama Administration and look ahead to the coming campaigns,” Feist said.
Carney spent two decades at Time magazine,...
- 9/10/2014
- by Lisa de Moraes
- Deadline Film + TV
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