Is there a formula for good political TV? Co-hosts Ted Johnson, Maegan Carberry and Kristen Soltis take on this question and address the future of political TV on this week’s Wilshire & Washington. In the wake of Eliot Spitzer’s failed CNN show, they question what it takes for political TV to survive the ratings game [...]
One of my favorite brilliant people in the world, Columbia Professor David Eisenbach, popped on the show Friday to discuss the book he co-authored with Larry Flynt, “One Nation Under Sex.” In apt timing, Rep. Weiner resigned the day before, so we were able to put that little disaster in a bit of perspective. This [...]
I was underwhelmed by the GOP field’s ability to articulate a broader American vision during the big CNN New Hampshire debate. My analysis on HuffPost here.
About a year ago I was adamant about kicking off the new decade with a bang, and I’m pleased to say I succeeded. From clean energy rights conventions in the streets of San Antonio, to hosting a party at the House of Blues in Vegas, to bowling a strike on my first try at the [...]
It was a tense moment in the Christ Lutheran School gymnasium, with less than 10 seconds left on the clock and our rival school, Santa Sophia, was leading the game 8-7. As I prepared to inbound the ball to my best friend, Sarah, who would go on to scale the court and produce the winning [...]
Here’s the video from the panel I moderated last week with Leslie Sanchez, Paul Reichkhoff, Whit Jones and David All. Enjoy!
The peeps at FamousDC were kind enough to ask me their ‘Famous 5′ questions. Check it out here!
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