One thing hadn’t changed since Vietor’s days playing lacrosse for the Lords — he wanted to be part of a team. “It was the photo of bin Laden with a bullet in his head.”. Vietor and Favreau have been cooking up an idea for a television series and hope to begin writing it this year. After a brief tour of the two podcasting studios at the heart of the company’s burgeoning empire, Vietor escorts me into the cozy Fraud Room, where his energetic chocolate labradoodle, Lucca, cozies up to him on the couch. L.A. County elementary schools are cleared to fully open. Former speechwriter Jon Lovett is co-creator of NBC’s White House-based comedy “1600 Penn.” DuBois hopes to publish a book based on the devotionals he has sent to the president over the years. r/FriendsofthePod: This is the subreddit for listeners of the podcasts of Crooked Media, including Pod Save America (formerly Keepin' it 1600). Tommy Vietor ’02, dressed SoCal casual in a T-shirt and khakis, emerges from a meeting in the large, glass-walled Collusion Room. I say to my husband “ha! The Inauguration of Joseph R. Biden and Kamala Harris The president elect and vice president elect will be sworn in on the steps of the Capitol building in … “He carried himself with a very appealing degree of self-confidence that indicated he was probably going to go far.”. In the summer of 2004, Barack Obama was a little-known state senator embarking on his first run for federal office. You don’t really know why — it’s just a room — but there’s so much history there, and it feels … it’s an amazing, emotional thing.”, By the time Obama began his second term in 2013, Vietor was burning out. Along with Favreau, he became the center of a crowd that worked all day, played basketball at the Des Moines YMCA and recovered at local dive bars. The pull can be strong, said Paul Begala, who was 31 when he went to work in Bill Clinton’s White House. “And also, I think, guilt-wracked, because we sure as hell didn’t do anything to change the outcome.”. Christi Parsons was the Los Angeles Times’ White House correspondent from 2008-18. Through it all, Vietor developed his specialization in foreign policy, learning as he went. Do it. From January 2011 until he left the White House in March 2013, Vietor served as spokesman for the National Security Council. Tommy Vietor ’02, dressed SoCal casual in a T-shirt and khakis, emerges from a meeting in the large, glass-walled Collusion Room. “The Education of an Idealist: A Memoir,” by Samantha Power David Boreanaz, Adam Busch, Tom Lenk and Danny Strong address Whedon’s alleged misconduct on social media. For Vietor, who was a senior at Kenyon on 9/11, and who learned of the attacks during his 9:40 a.m. “Introduction to Computer Science” class, “it was an incredible day.”, Although he claims never to miss “the trappings of the West Wing” — “I didn’t have a window, there’s mold, there are rodents” — Vietor couldn’t help but recall the sense of awe inherent to the building. Despite being a relative newcomer, Vietor picked up on the media job quickly. The firm is run by another ex-Obama speechwriter — Jon Favreau — and presidential aide, Tommy Vietor. “A liberal arts degree and a press secretary job are similar,” he said. Favorite (non-Crooked Media) podcasts: The Daily, Fresh Air, Marketplace, This American Life, The Weeds, Revisionist History “It’s like, same books, different chapters, you know?” he said. “And it was maybe a different Tommy,” De Pascuale continued. There, Vietor learned to be a media person from Obama spokesman Robert Gibbs. The March 1 departure of Vietor, the original Obama youth, marks the moment. But like many campaign staffers, he also jumped in wherever needed, sometimes handling logistics for the press corps — leading some critics to refer to Vietor as a mere van driver and question his qualifications for his role in the White House. Tommy Vietor is a founding partner at Fenway Strategies, a creative strategic communications and public relations agency. “Two years on a presidential campaign, four years in the White House, that is six brutal work years,” he said. The work can be grueling. “The friendships and relationships that formed who I am as a human being were people I met at Kenyon,” he said. “You’re learning a lot about a whole bunch of different things, and you don’t have to master it, you’re not getting your Ph.D. in whatever issue you’re talking about that day, but you need to really know your stuff to be able to succeed.”. Even the ‘more guns, less crime’ guy couldn’t warp the numbers. Vietor’s first podcasting gig was co-hosting a show, “Keepin’ it 1600,” on the sports and pop culture network The Ringer, alongside Favreau and fellow Obama alumni Jon Lovett and Dan Pfeifer. “It’s hard to imagine things without someone like Tommy here,” said Dan Pfeiffer, whose tenure with Obama dates back to the U.S. Senate office and who recently became a senior White House advisor. Who keeps the adaptation pipeline churning? “I loved the luxury of being 21 or 22, and pondering the big questions about existence and why we’re here, and all the shit you do in a philosophy seminar from 7 to 10 p.m. on a Tuesday,” Vietor explained. Senior members of the original Obama team have cycled through the White House in grueling two-year shifts before handing off to other loyalists. (At Crooked Media — a tongue-in-cheek moniker that references President Trump’s nickname for news organizations that are critical of him — the conference rooms are named after crimes the administration has been accused of committing.) Mr Boyle, Congressman from Philadelphia, seemed to mock Mr Gaetz' … “That happens on every campaign — you do every job, big or small,” Vietor said. I got the call, and six days later I was gone.”. In the White House, that impulse toward “connectivity” was infectious, said Ben Rhodes, a deputy national security advisor. After the election, Vietor became Obama’s primary Senate press secretary, and, in 2007, when Obama announced his longshot bid for the presidency, the campaign’s Iowa press secretary. “What’s impressive is that someone who did so poorly in ‘Philosophy of Religion’ would probably have avoided that professor, but he showed up next semester in my existentialism class. The offices of Crooked Media occupy a suite on the fifth floor of a modern but unassuming building in Hollywood, California. Tommy Vietor, who served as a spokesperson for the U.S. National Security Council under former President Barack Obama, decided that was the straw that broke the camel’s back, launching into a verbal tirade against Paul and mocking him for being assaulted. Obama’s director of speechwriting, Jon Favreau, left the White House at the same time and moved to Los Angeles. Favorite LA hangout: A weekend morning at Malibu Beach (where Lucca loves to run) Such handoffs are the way of the West Wing. Early life. Chicago politicos David Axelrod and Pete Giangreco had told Vietor about Obama. “You become who you are because of the people around you, and Kenyon’s great in fostering that environment. “I wasn’t emotionally prepared for how quickly you are no longer in the mix with that same group of people,” Vietor said. by Smitty. He took a break from Prong during which he worked alongside rock musicians including Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson, Trent Reznor, and Glenn Danzig. Tommy is back from recently being on the ground in Iowa - in preparation for Pod Save America’s “On The Ground In Iowa” miniseries - where he spent time with the undecided voters who will determine who wins the Iowa caucuses. Like many others, Vietor and his buddies assumed that Hillary Clinton’s small but consistent lead in polls would ensure her victory, leading them to over-confidently caution against the political “bedwetting” of those who feared a Trump victory. “So I emailed David Axelrod and Robert Gibbs, as often as I thought wasn’t stalkerish, until I got hired. Everything you should know about Hollywood’s new book boom. Would Vietor want to be a part of the action again?“Go back in? “I visited and I loved the campus — you know, when you visit Kenyon in the spring or early fall, it’s the most beautiful place on the planet,” he said, adding, “They don’t tell you about the February days.”, He initially assumed he would major in English, but found himself drawn to philosophy — a calling that surprised Professor Juan De Pascuale, who taught a first-year Vietor in the introductory course “Philosophy of Religion.”. “He did rather poorly in that class. As an assistant press secretary during the first half of Obama’s first term, Vietor’s job was to help the White House press corps tackle issues regarding education, labor, the State Department and the Department of Defense. The job represented a long rise from the summer day in 2004 when Vietor, a Massachusetts native who had graduated from Kenyon College with a degree in philosophy, turned down an offer from the John Kerry presidential campaign to go work for a Illinois state senator making his first statewide run. It was kind of the equivalent of, if two years after college I went back and saw my old dorm room, and it was a place I knew, and it used to be mine, and I loved it, but it wasn’t my home anymore.”. Male ‘Buffy’ stars back Charisma Carpenter, others alleging misconduct by Joss Whedon. One person who took a liking to Vietor was Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton -- no small matter, given that he was an Obama combatant in the contentious 2008 Democratic primary. Vietor was raised in Dedham, Massachusetts and attended Milton Academy. Instagram followers: 27,400+ (@tommyvietor) He shared his concerns alongside fellow Obama administration alumni Jon Favreau and Jon Lovett during a Monday-published episode of the trio’s podcast, Pod Save America. He rose from driver of a press van across rural Illinois to fixture of the White House situation room. BREAKING – ENGAGED, IN PARIS, THIS MORNING – White House aides Katie McCormick-Lelyveld and Tommy Vietor. “If you think of the White House as a motorcade that is just going all the time, if you’re not in the motorcade, you’re left behind. “You realize that there’s a sense of stillness in the air, and you walk into the Oval Office. Pet: Lucca, a chocolate labradoodle “The times you end up giving people tours are the best, because you see it again through their eyes,” he recalled. Its identity as the home of “the voices in blue America’s head” (as the New York Times Magazine put it) is only revealed by the Pete Souza photo books decorating the coffee table. Political analyst David Gergen, veteran of four administrations, compares the presidency to a road race in which the president runs a marathon and a rotating team of staff runs alongside him in a relay. And I felt like, ‘Oh great, that was not the best introduction.’ You obsess about the moment when you’re finally going to meet this person who inspired you so much. The fact that I can get a million people to download a podcast about a bunch of foreign policy issues is mind-boggling to me. Lewin, who now works in corporate communications for McDonald’s and counts himself among Crooked Media’s many listeners, agreed with Vietor’s description of the tight space. You can be a part of this stuff.”. The team who made up that office included Jon Favreau, Tommy Vietor, Robert Gibbs, and Pete Rouse. McDonough plucked Vietor from the ranks of the White House press secretary’s office to put him in the NSC job. Photo by Lora Roberts Far from descending into a … “You are a shameless hack and an idiot,” Vietor wrote. Vietor knew half the staff, McDonough said, and seemed intent on meeting everyone else too. After the release of Rude Awakening in 1996, Prong disbanded and Victor moved to Los Angeles, but later revived the band to release new Prong records. “You could be close to the president and guard that jealously, or you can pull people in,” Rhodes said. “What emerged in that course was an earnestness, I would say, and maybe also a certain kind of intensity.”. “Our goal was, from the very beginning, to find hosts and create shows with them in partnership.”. But early enlistees, including Vietor; Jon Favreau, 31, who was in his early 20s when he became Obama’s lead speechwriter; and Joshua DuBois, 30, the Pentecostal minister who has led Obama’s faith-based outreach since the first campaign, have begun to go. Unlike Gibbs, he usually called back later to make up. DUDE! Vietor became chief spokesperson for the National Security Council, a job that entails access to classified information and regular visits to the media briefing room, including one the night that Navy SEALs killed Osama bin Laden. L.A. County elementary schools are cleared to open, officials confirmed Monday, based on new infection numbers. The former Obama administration staffers who host the popular Pod Save America podcast return to Denver Wednesday night to talk progressive politics in front of a live audience while recording an episode of a show that's been dubbed "the voice of the resistance." And that has brought about a change in the personality of a White House defined in part by the unusual authority vested in the Obama youth who powered the 2008 campaign. The intensity that De Pascuale identified, along with Vietor’s self-identified “fleeting attention span,” also found an outlet on the lacrosse field. Here’s a guide to the pipeline. Tommy Vietor, on his podcast "Pod Save the World". Once Senator John Kerry became the party’s apparent nominee, Vietor’s career took an unexpected turn. Together, the two Boston natives founded a communications consulting firm called Fenway Strategies. “‘Pod Save the World’ is recreating that phone call, trying to bring people into the room and demystify complicated things,” Vietor said. There are still plenty of Obama long-timers in leadership positions around the West Wing. After working as press secretary for a … The two once shoveled snow from driveways so supporters could go vote. Lucca's Instagram followers: 14,300 (@luccagrams) Now, the 32-year-old is contemplating something new -- a future not working for Obama. With its Edison bulbs, concrete floor and unfinished ceiling, the chic open-plan space could be the headquarters of any tech startup. “The times I went back [to the White House] to visit or to see people for work reasons, it was weird. To pay the bills in the meantime, they plan to form a political consulting business. He is also a co-founder of Crooked Media and a co-host of the political podcast Pod Save America.Tommy worked as a spokesman for President Barack Obama for nearly a decade. And I love it.” Vietor sees “Pod Save the World” as a way to give others the same crash course he received early in his career. “Six years of working at least one day a weekend, eating three meals a day at a desk. “Wait until they find that,” he said tantalizing voyeurs […] “I would not say I was particularly politically engaged or active at Kenyon,” he said. I don’t think I would go back in,” Vietor said. Despite Vietor and his pals being the most visible faces of Crooked Media, “It can’t just be three white guys of the same age who all worked for Obama,” Vietor said. “The fact that I can get a million people to download a podcast about a bunch of foreign policy issues is mind-boggling to me. Blue Shield vows to dramatically speed up California vaccine distribution with new plan. “I want people to understand that these big decisions are not things they should ignore and let others decide,” he explained. “I think after Trump got elected, people understood again what is at stake in these campaigns,” Vietor said. Tommy Vietor was the first youthful convert to pack his bags, leave home and sign on to the Barack Obama campaign, joining the Chicago operation … And then I would learn as much as they would. It will never get easier than right now to recklessly pursue your passion. Tommy Vietor trips HARD over his former boss in rush to mock Mike Pence Posted at 10:00 am on February 9, 2018 by Doug P. Some of the key personalities who left earlier in the Obama administration have gone in pursuit of creative goals. Tony Bobulinski, a witness to Hunter Biden’s deals with the Chinese energy company, is tweeting. “I asked what was going on, and one of the guys I worked with threw a photo down on a table,” Vietor recalls. “Breitbart can make something up and then Fox can run it, and then the whole press corps has to talk about it because it’s in the news,” Vietor said. He served as spokesperson for the U.S. National Security Council and for President Obama from 2011 to 2013. The front door opens onto a neon rendering of George Washington wearing earbuds, the physical embodiment of Pod Save America’s bright yellow logo, set against wallpaper reproducing political headlines through the decades. “We don’t want to be dishonest, we don’t want to be scaring people or peddling hate, but we want to find a way to create stories about things we care about,” he said, with the goal of becoming “a big important platform for progressives to talk about progressive ideas.”. How it’s changing the industry. “They figured, ‘We have a lot of young kids out there, right out of college, but they’re smart, and we’re going to trust them with really big jobs.’”. “It was like a grad school education while I did my job.”, One of the most memorable days was May 1, 2011. Recent reading: It was while doing one of those small jobs Vietor first met the man who would be his boss for the next decade. Those friends — many of whom attended Vietor’s wedding to marketing executive Hanna Koch in the summer of 2018 — were foundational for Vietor. “When I graduated from college, I wasn’t sure what to do.”, Back at home in Massachusetts, a bit of luck and a serendipitous family connection helped Vietor land an interview with the office of then-Senator Ted Kennedy, which led to a summer internship. “The deal was, they trusted us with a lot of information,” said Favreau. When Vietor dislocated his arm a while back, Clinton sent him a sling like the one she happened to be wearing, complete with a State Department seal. And then he walked in. “I was in the office late one night and I had printed out a bunch of press packets, and I had screwed up when I did it,” he remembered. While at Kenyon, he played on the men's Lacrosse team and participated in campus Greek life as a member of the Psi Upsilon fraternity.. Career. In 2017, he founded Crooked Media with Jon Favreau and Tommy Vietor, to build a progressive media network with shows, analysis, and sweet, sweet content that informs, entertains, and inspires action. “I was having to sort and reassemble everything; I had my shoes off because the air conditioning went off and it was just baking in the office. Jon Lovett is a former presidential speechwriter, as well as a TV writer, podcast host, and straight shooter WIDELY respected on both sides. After the previous night’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner, Vietor had been “out as late as I’m ever out in my life” and the following day was summoned urgently to the Situation Room. Pessin recalled Vietor, who was one of his academic advisees, as being “super smart, with lots of ideas.” Still, “I remember thinking that he did not always work up to his full potential,” Pessin said. Gov. He said there is another Hunter laptop in another computer repair shop. But, especially considering the political science department’s historical emphasis on theory and philosophy, Vietor viewed the disciplines as two sides of the same coin. Meanwhile, the first COVID-19 vaccination site based at an L.A. school will open this week, targeting school district employees. That’s Tommy Vietor’s twin!” Two seconds later, you say that you look alike. 19.6k members in the FriendsofthePod community. “But it was a chance to, instead of waking up in the morning and going to a gym and slogging it out on a treadmill and being miserable, you get to go run around on a field with your best friends for two hours every day.”. The minute you jump out to stop working there, they race off without you.”. Though he's still in his 30s, Boston native Tommy Vietor sports a career that shames most everyone twice his age. Listen, Tommy, you smarmy little creep.. His first job for Obama was as the driver of a press van, and he rose up the ranks through the 2008 campaign, and then the White House press office, to become the National Security Council spokesman. It turned out to be a winning formula. Despite the small size of the staff, Vietor at one point found himself sharing the West Wing basement with two fellow Kenyon alumni, deputy press secretary Jamie Smith ’99 and press assistant Jesse Lewin ’07. In the late 1980s, Victor worked as a sound engineer at the music club CBGB in New York City. As deputy press secretary for the campaign, Vietor juggled writing press releases and op-eds, staffing interviews and talking to reporters. Working for the liberal lion of the Senate is what made Vietor realize politics was “something I really care about and want to do.”, “Ted Kennedy, for all his faults, was a guy who woke up every day and literally would go down to the Senate floor and shout for the things he cared about,” he said. After the president disclosed the al-Qaida leader’s death late on Sunday night — “There were some people debating whether we should make an announcement, and [Deputy National Security Advisor] Ben [Rhodes] and I were like, ‘Guys, you just parked a f**king helicopter in some guy’s backyard in Abbottabad, there’s not a choice here.’” — Vietor walked home from the White House, through a large crowd that had assembled outside. Twitter followers: 468,600+ (@TVietor08) Looking at his later career, it might come as a surprise that Vietor didn’t focus on politics or public policy in Gambier. Blue Shield of California will immediately begin attempting to centralize the state’s COVID-19 vaccination program after a sluggish start. Take a moment and imagine that Crooked Media succeeds in its mission of informing and galvanizing a progressive movement, and, on Jan. 20, 2021, a new occupant of the White House is looking to build a staff. Plus, “my best friends all worked there,” he said. But the show, which debuted during the heated 2016 Democratic primary season, was not concerned with activism. And I was just exhausted and done with it.”, Still, going cold turkey on the adrenaline rush of the West Wing was a difficult transition. How a boy from Boston waxed philosophical at Kenyon, hitched a ride to the White House with a hotshot senator and ended up as the voice in millions of ears across America. Soon, he was on his way to Chicago. According to Vietor, about two million people download each episode of “Pod Save America,” which is released twice a week. You can do these jobs. I think I shook his hand and stared at him with my mouth open and then he went on to do whatever he had to do. Vietor also hopes to appear on news shows to speak as a Democratic strategist. Tommy Vietor is an American National Security Council spokesperson, political commentator and podcaster. I always think the value of Kenyon is the people, and the intimacy of those friendships.”, Beyond familial discussion of current events, Vietor did not grow up with a passion for politics. Changes in TV, film and book publishing, including the pandemic, have driven a boom in book adaptations. “We could swivel around our chairs and give high fives,” he said. The trio of Vietor, Favreau and Lovett transformed their venture, almost overnight, into a new show whose title reflected what they perceived as the country’s dire circumstances: “Pod Save America.” Frustrated by how the election had been covered by mainstream and right-wing media, the three saw a need for an activist liberal counterbalance. Finding a full-time position in Washington, D.C., proved difficult after, Vietor says, “Democrats got their asses kicked in the 2002 midterms,” but eventually Vietor got a job with the presidential campaign of John Edwards — “before he was a total creep,” Vietor hastened to add, referring to the former North Carolina senator’s extramarital affair and federal indictment. Stalwarts of the Obama generation have begun to take their leave. This is the subreddit for and by listeners of Crooked Media podcasts like Pod Save America (formerly … He graduated from Kenyon College in 2002 with a BA in philosophy. Although Vietor gets his “political fix” as one of the co-hosts of “Pod Save America,” his real passion project is “Pod Save the World.” During his time in the White House, whenever a reporter called Vietor about a world event, he would “call the NSC [National Security Council] person who was the expert on it, literally patch them through, hit mute and listen. “This is a whole new set of issues,” Vietor said. Over time, his role became primarily focused on national security. “You forge this pretty intense relationship because you’re dealing with adversity together, trying to figure out a problem, and you literally can’t talk to them about that stuff anymore. When he moved into McBride in the fall of 1998, Vietor was following in the footsteps of his older brother, John Cunningham ’95, and a cousin, Jeremy Button ’95. The young administration alums have experience rare for their age group, owing to the responsibility Obama and campaign manager David Plouffe handed them in 2008. As the organization grew into a Senate office and then a presidential campaign, Vietor reached out to newcomers, especially the younger ones. “By osmosis, and being in meetings, and talking to smart people and being on trips, I realized how interesting and important those decisions were, and how consequential they were,” he said. Whatever comes next for the young departees, none are ruling out a return to politics. “I started reading everything about him, and I read his book [‘Dreams From My Father’], and I just got completely obsessed with wanting to work for him,” Vietor said. 'Just a bust': US embassy in UK releases light-hearted video about removal of Churchill from Oval Office The embassy suggested on its official … “When you’re working in the White House, each day seems like a year,” he said. Meet 8 industry players behind Hollywood’s book adaptation boom. “So the first time I met him, I was sitting barefoot on the floor in a ratty T-shirt, sweating my ass off. I thought I’d never see him again,” recalled De Pascuale. “Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland,” by Patrick Radden Keefe, The “River of the Little Owls," and the communities found along it, have shaped much of Kenyon's sense of place…, Character takes top priority as the Lords work to turn around a football program that historically produces more…. But then, “the election happened, and we were all despondent,” Vietor said. He is a former spokesperson for President Obama and United States National Security Council from 2011 to 2013. Tommy Vietor, co-host and former National Security Council spokesman, encouraged students to get involved in whatever way they can and highlighting political groups such as Indivisible, Swing Left and College Democrats. He can’t give details on the case, according to his lawyer, but one thing he said was particularly interesting. “The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America’s Great Migration,” by Isabel Wilkerson Another admirer was NSC Chief of Staff Denis McDonough, a veteran of Obama’s Iowa caucus campaign. “I wasn’t a great athlete,” he acknowledged. Researchers at Stanford and U. of Chicago, Eggers, Garro, and Grimmer, today demonstrated quantitatively how … All Democrat presidential candidates suffer electability issues, estimated Tommy Vietor, a former spokesperson for Barack Obama. So that’s where I really got the bug.”. Up to 800,000 people on average also download Vietor’s weekly foreign policy-focused show, “Pod Save the World.” The pod bros, as they’re sometimes known, receive rock-star welcomes from sellout crowds at live recordings across America, have appeared multiple times on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert”, and adapted their flagship podcast into a series of TV specials for HBO in the run-up to the 2018 midterms. “You look back on it, and each year seems like a day.”. Listening to the podcast today with my husband and you introduce Rob Sand. Vietor quickly found a home in the philosophy department, going on to study Nietzsche with De Pascuale and logic with Professor Andrew Pessin, who now teaches at Connecticut College. There, he co-hosts “Pod Save America” and hosts “Lovett or Leave It,” two of the most popular political podcasts in the country. “It’s definitely a turning-of-the-page moment.”. Tommy Vietor, host of Pod Save America was President Obama’s Iowa Press Secretary during the 2008 campaign. But it’s always a little more humbling than that.”. Tommy Vietor and Dan Pfeiffer chat with Denver's Wanda James during the Pod Save America appearance. Tired of watching the action from the sidelines in D.C., Vietor moved to San Francisco in search of a fresh start. Onetime media aide Reid Cherlin is a political contributor to GQ magazine. “The stature of being an original means you can bring people in, if you want to, and he does.”. “He wants to go find the people who write the guidance and have a back and forth with them ... and then he wants to introduce them to the press.”. He is a founder of Crooked Media and currently hosts the podcasts Pod Save America and Pod Save the World. “They were chanting, ‘USA, USA,’ and it was this weird, very surreal moment,” he said. He sat in the back seat of Obama’s car as they crisscrossed Illinois, handing the cellphone to the candidate when reporters were on the line. An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works Thomas Frederick "Tommy" Vietor IV (born August 31, 1980) is an American political commentator and podcaster. Amid the high-level departures and appointments of Obama’s second term, a quieter changing of the guard is taking place farther down the food chain. Novelists are writing for TV more than ever. “I got to work with great people, and do some cool writing, but ultimately I was working from home in San Francisco and it was just lonely,” Vietor said. House Democrat delighted as Matt Gaetz offers to resign seat to defend Trump.
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