October 14, 2020
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1:00:53Now PlayingThe 2020 presidential election is like none other in history. In this panel discussion, journalists and news industry executives discuss what it’s like covering the election – what they’ve seen so far and what they see happening as we get to November. Panelists provide their insights about the election, what it entails to cover it and what the next months look like and the challenges faced by journalists, news organizations and the candidates.
Panelists:
Sam Feist (L '99), Senior Vice President and Washington Bureau Chief, CNN
Errin Haines, Editor-at-large at the 19th, MSNBC Contributor and a Fall '20 GU Politics Fellow
Julia Jester (C '15), Political Reporter, NBC News
Ken Thomas (C '97), National Political Reporter, The Wall Street Journal
Moderated by Mo Elleithee (F '94), Executive Director, GU Institute of Politics
Introduction from GEMA Chairman Rich Battista.
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