Todd Zwillich Wikipedia, Wiki, Age, Biography, Podcast

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Todd Zwillich Wikipedia, Wiki, Age, Biography, Podcast -: The Takeaway’s veteran Washington journalist Todd Zwillich serves as the show’s interim host.

Todd Zwillich Wikipedia

The Takeaway’s veteran Washington journalist Todd Zwillich serves as the show’s interim host. For almost 20 years, he has reported from Washington, D.C. Todd’s first publication was in the trade press as a science and medical reporter, but it didn’t take him long to make it to Capitol Hill. Todd spent several years working for Reuters, contributed to Science with articles on recent discoveries, and covered Hurricane Katrina’s aftermath for the British Lancet. In 2006, he discovered radio and started working as a Capitol Hill public radio reporter. For WAMU in Washington and several other public radio stations, he covered the Republican and Democratic National Conventions in 2008. Todd debuted on The Takeaway during its premiere episode and joined the program as a correspondent for Washington in 2009.

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Full episode of Washington Week with The Atlantic, 8/25/23

After skipping the first GOP debate where his competitors criticized, but generally defended, the former president, Donald Trump turned himself into Georgia’s jail. Discuss this and other topics with special guest moderator Laura Barrón-López, Politico’s Daniella Diaz, NPR’s Domenico Montanaro, The Washington Post’s Toluse Olorunnipa, and Vice News’ Todd Zwill.

After skipping the first GOP debate, Donald Trump was detained in Georgia. On Thursday, the former president will turn himself in at the Fulton County jail on felony charges related to his attempts to rig the state’s 2020 presidential election.

A day after skipping the first Republican presidential debate in favor of an interview with former Fox News personality Tucker Carlson, the front-runner Republican was scheduled to appear in Atlanta.

Trump was the focal point of several of the most heated exchanges amongst his opponents while being absent from the podium. Even though the former President is a convicted felon, six of the eight candidates declared they would support him in the general election.

Joining guest moderator, Laura Barrón-López, to discuss this and more:

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