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Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki will debut her new show on MSNBC next month.
“Inside with Jen Psaki” will debut at noon on Sunday, March 19, over 10 months after she left the Biden administration.
MSNBC said in a statement that the show will "leverage Psaki’s wide-ranging expertise to tackle the biggest issues of the week, featuring one-on-one interviews with newsmakers."
Every week she will "…break down and make sense of the most complex public policy discussions happening in the Nation’s Capital from the debt ceiling to the political campaign trail to the war in Ukraine and more."
Psaki will remain a contributor to NBC’s "Today" and "Meet the Press" and also appear on election-night programming.
Many believed it was a conflict of interest that Psaki announced she had taken the job with the liberal network while still acting as Biden’s press secretary.
Psaki served in the administration for 16 months and was regularly called out for her condescending and snarky responses to reporters' questions. She was succeeded by Karine Jean Pierre.
“Inside with Jen Psaki” will debut at noon on Sunday, March 19, over 10 months after she left the Biden administration.
MSNBC said in a statement that the show will "leverage Psaki’s wide-ranging expertise to tackle the biggest issues of the week, featuring one-on-one interviews with newsmakers."
Every week she will "…break down and make sense of the most complex public policy discussions happening in the Nation’s Capital from the debt ceiling to the political campaign trail to the war in Ukraine and more."
Psaki will remain a contributor to NBC’s "Today" and "Meet the Press" and also appear on election-night programming.
Many believed it was a conflict of interest that Psaki announced she had taken the job with the liberal network while still acting as Biden’s press secretary.
Psaki served in the administration for 16 months and was regularly called out for her condescending and snarky responses to reporters' questions. She was succeeded by Karine Jean Pierre.
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