Anchored, wrote and produced an MSNBC livestream on the public versus private property debate brought up by sharing companies like Uber and Airbnb. Joined by The Cato Institute’s Matthew Feeney and The New… Continue reading
In this investigative piece I wrote, shot, edited and produced, we look into the dark money that goes into funding presidential libraries and the inherent conflict of interest President’s find themselves in while… Continue reading
Harvard Professor and activist Lawrence Lessig sits down with Luke Russert to discuss his decision to jump into the 2016 Presidential Race… Acknowledging a liberal vacuum within the Democratic race for President, Lessig… Continue reading
Chuck Todd joins Luke Russert on set to talk Hillary Clinton, Obama poll numbers, and to size up the Republican field in the 2016 Presidential Race. With a total of 13 candidates, the… Continue reading
Father Matt Malone, editor-in-chief of America Media, joins Luke Russert to examine how Pope Francis is changing the global conversation on climate change, the free market, an ecological divide between the hemispheres, and… Continue reading
In this segment, produced for Ayman Mohyeldin, standing in for Ronan Farrow, Ayman delves into one year anniversary since three Al Jazeera journalists were jailed in Egypt. He checked in with Marwa Omara, the fiancee of jailed… Continue reading
In this segment, produced for Ayman Mohyeldin, standing in for Ronan Farrow, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and the NYPD remain at odds. Marq Claxton, former NYPD officer veteran NYC reporter Harry Siegel… Continue reading
Wrote, produced, and created graphics for a segment on the most recent revelations to come from the Sony Pictures Hacking Scandal with Hollywood Film producer Gavin Palone. Segment included breaking news on a… Continue reading
Co-produced hour long interview with former President Jimmy Cater for MSNBC anchor Ronan Farrow. Carter, visiting Boston’s JFK Library to talk about his new book, “A Call to Action: Women, Religion, Violence, and Power”… Continue reading
