D.C.-based Ali Vitali to Anchor MSNBC’s Way Too Early
Ali Vitali will anchor MSNBC’s early morning program Way Too Early starting Monday, Jan. 6, reports Adweek. According to the Adweek post, she takes over from Jonathan Lemire, who joins Morning Joe’s 9 a.m. broadcast in an expanded role as a co-host.
Vitali joined NBC News in 2012 and has been a Capitol Hill correspondent prior to this new role. “I’m thrilled to join the Way Too Early team, anchoring a show that’s been helmed by some of the smartest reporters in Washington,” she told Variety. “I’ll continue working my sources and bringing viewers into the halls of power with fresh reporting and news-making interviews from Capitol Hill and across Washington.”
According to Wikipedia, Vitali covered the Trump 2016 presidential campaign and was a White House correspondent. She was an embedded journalist on the Elizabeth Warren 2020 presidential campaign, and also covered the Amy Klobuchar 2020 campaign and Michael Bloomberg 2020 campaign.
