NBC News Promotes Garrett Haake to Chief White House Correspondent
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NBC News has promoted Garrett Haake to Chief White House Correspondent, filling a vacancy left by Peter Alexander's move to MSNBC. Haake, a senior Capitol Hill correspondent, brings extensive campaign and field reporting experience to the role. The Washington Bureau Chief announced the promotion in a memo to staff.
Facts First
- Garrett Haake promoted to Chief White House Correspondent at NBC News
- Role was vacant after Peter Alexander moved to MSNBC
- Haake previously served as NBC's senior Capitol Hill correspondent
- Promotion announced Thursday by Washington Bureau Chief Chloe Arensberg
- Haake's background includes covering multiple presidential campaigns and major field events
What Happened
NBC News Washington Bureau Chief Chloe Arensberg sent a memo on Thursday announcing the promotion of Garrett Haake to Chief White House Correspondent. The role had been vacant following Peter Alexander's move to a new position at MSNBC. Haake, who has been with NBC News since 2007, was previously the network's senior Capitol Hill correspondent.
Why this Matters to You
As Chief White House Correspondent, Haake will be a primary source of information from the executive branch for NBC News viewers. His extensive experience covering presidential campaigns, Congress, and major national events may lead to more informed and nuanced reporting on federal politics and policy.
What's Next
Haake will now lead NBC News's White House coverage team. His transition from Capitol Hill to the White House could bring a different perspective to the network's political reporting, given his background covering both legislative and executive branches.