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Mar 04, 2018
Can’t turn away from the news? Here’s your chance to go behind the headlines — for an unprecedented third straight year with the New York Times' Maggie Haberman and Alex Burns.
Haberman is the prominent New York Times White House correspondent and CNN political analyst whom the New Yorker’s David Remnick calls “tireless, keen-eyed...has repeatedly added to the sum total of what we know about this President” (and who has received threats because of her reporting). Alex Burns is a first-rank political reporter with a broader national focus. They’ll discuss the Trump administration, the role of the media in politics and the freedom and future of the press.
Jeff Greenfield, a veteran political, media and culture reporter and analyst, has spent more than thirty years on network television.
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