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NBC Post Thrilled Network Hired Obama's Chef As Analyst
By Kyle Drennen, July 29, 2015 NewsBusters
On Wednesday, the hosts of NBC’s Today cheered the network’s decision to hire former White House chef – and husband of left-wing MSNBC host AlexWagner – Sam Kass. Co-host Savannah Guthrie gushed: “...we’ve got an exciting announcement. You guys remember Sam Kass, of course he’s the former assistant White House chef, executive director of the First Lady's Let's Move campaign, and nutrition advisor to the President....He is becoming an NBC News senior food analyst.”
Guthrie added: “So you’ll be seeing him a lot right here on Today, on Nightly of course, and then also Today Food online.” News anchor Natalie Morales declared: “Fantastic....Good hire for us.”
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