Jeffrey Goldberg
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The Backstory: Day-to-Day Covering Jeb Bush's Presidential Campaign
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August 26, 2015
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4:05Now PlayingWhat's it like to travel the country reporting on a presidential candidate? Gwen talks to The Washington Post's Ed O'Keefe -- who has been reporting on the Bush campaign since February -- about what it's like behind-the-scenes with the one-time Republican frontrunner. As Ed reports, Jeb is frustrated and tired many days, but it could just be because he's not eating as much since he started his Paleo diet. Because of Jeb's ability to make news almost everyday, Ed calls the experience on the campaign trail "journalistically fulfilling." And since Jeb's wife Columba insists that he be home on weekends, "Mrs. O'Keefe gets to see me on the weekends," Ed says.
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