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...TIME journalists who will take turns as one of the show's five panelists are staff writer Tamala Edwards, reporter Desa Philadelphia and White House correspondents Jay Carney and John Dickerson. "The show will bridge politics, current events and culture," says Edwards, who describes her fellow panelists as "vibrant, smart, witty folks. Exactly the kind of people you'd love to have at your dinner party." Producer Spiegel shares that feeling but from an early riser's point of view: "They're a great, diverse group of people who have a wide range of opinions, not only on politics...
Expect a lift, not condescension, says Carney: "We're all relatively young, but the show won't talk down to its audience." Weekly co-hosts on the show will include Jake Tapper of salon.com Michelle Cottle of the New Republic and Robert George of the New York Post, plus a special guest. Take 5 debuts at 8:30 p.m. E.T. this Saturday, March...
...With reporting by Ann Blackman, James Carney, Elaine Shannon and Michael Weisskopf/Washington and John Cloud and Amanda Ripley/New York...
Luckily for us, we have two of the best addicts on the beat: Jay Carney and John Dickerson, who got to know each other so well following George W. Bush that they and their wives had planned to go on vacation together right after the Nov. 7 election. (I hope they were able to get their deposits back.) "What most intrigues me about Bush is how he uses low expectations to his advantage," Jay says. "His opponents judge him by his sometimes awkward public performances and fail to realize that he is a shrewd judge of character with keen political...
...James Carney...