[savedbygrace]

I just read the article again and I don’t see where it says CNN has a sensitive matters team. Please point me to it.

[Texas Fossil]

I owe you an appology about it being in this article. I did misread that she was on a special team.

But that is what she does.

In a quiet release by CNN they announce Laura Jarrett was hired to cover the Donald Trump Justice Department and the Supreme Court:

[…]  the Justice Department and Supreme Court will be covered by Justice and Supreme Court correspondent Pamela Brown, Justice correspondent Evan Perez, Justice reporter Laura Jarrett and Supreme Court reporter Ariane De Vogue. (link)

Even left-wing media view Jarrett’s hire as unusual specifically because she has absolutely no journalism experience and has worked as a private attorney following her graduation from Harvard Law.

In a 2009 article in Vanity Fair Laura Jarrett said it was her ambition to one day work as a TV-news legal analyst, and with the incoming administration of President Trump and General Sessions it appears CNN is particularly interested in oppositional narrative creation.

[Texas Fossil]

I did a poor job of posting the other article that I sent in the reply. As I was replying to you my 92 year old father called me. He was confused about a phone call he got. I went directly to his house and tried to figure out who had called him. It turned out to be the company who made his heart pacemaker. There were some changes necessary to transmit his data from it in the future. I somehow left out the source of the quote I sent in the reply:

CNN Hires Valerie Jarrett’s Daughter, Laura Jarrett, to Cover Justice Department

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2017/01/19/cnn-hires-valerie-jarretts-daughter-laura-jarrett-to-cover-justice-department/ Again, Sorry.