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“The friendships and relationships that formed who I am as a human being were people I met at Kenyon,” he said.

Those friends — many of whom attended Vietor’s wedding to marketing executive Hanna Koch in the summer of 2018 — were foundational for Vietor. They founded their own company, Vietor hosted a five-part miniseries about the Iowa caucuses called From January 2011 until he left the White House in March 2013, Vietor served as spokesman for the National Security Council.Through it all, Vietor developed his specialization in foreign policy, learning as he went. He has been married to Hanna Koch … Tommy Vietor will celebrate 40rd birthday on a Monday 31st of August 2020. “So I emailed David Axelrod and Robert Gibbs, as often as I thought wasn’t stalkerish, until I got hired. “If you think of the White House as a motorcade that is just going all the time, if you’re not in the motorcade, you’re left behind.

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“But it was a chance to, instead of waking up in the morning and going to a gym and slogging it out on a treadmill and being miserable, you get to go run around on a field with your best friends for two hours every day.”Those friends — many of whom attended Vietor’s wedding to marketing executive Hanna Koch in the summer of 2018 — were foundational for Vietor.“The friendships and relationships that formed who I am as a human being were people I met at Kenyon,” he said. And I love it.” Take a moment and imagine that Crooked Media succeeds in its mission of informing and galvanizing a progressive movement, and, on Jan. 20, 2021, a new occupant of the White House is looking to build a staff. I always think the value of Kenyon is the people, and the intimacy of those friendships.”Beyond familial discussion of current events, Vietor did not grow up with a passion for politics. “He carried himself with a very appealing degree of self-confidence that indicated he was probably going to go far.”Looking at his later career, it might come as a surprise that Vietor didn’t focus on politics or “It’s like, same books, different chapters, you know?” he said.The intensity that De Pascuale identified, along with Vietor’s self-identified “fleeting attention span,” also found an outlet on the lacrosse field.

“It was the photo of bin Laden with a bullet in his head.”After the president disclosed the al-Qaida leader’s death late on Sunday night — “There were some people debating whether we should make an announcement, and [Deputy National Security Advisor] Ben [Rhodes] and I were like, ‘Guys, you just parked a f**king helicopter in some guy’s backyard in Abbottabad, there’s not a choice here.’” — Vietor walked home from the White House, through a large crowd that had assembled outside.“They were chanting, ‘USA, USA,’ and it was this weird, very surreal moment,” he said. “The friendships and relationships that formed who I am as a human being were people I met at Kenyon,” he said.

Those friends — many of whom attended Vietor’s wedding to marketing executive Hanna Koch in the summer of 2018 — were foundational for Vietor. Currently, Tommy Vietor is 39 years, 11 months and 6 days old.

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He is a founder of Crooked Media and co-hosts the podcasts Pod Save America and Pod Save the World. Still, going cold turkey on the adrenaline rush of the West Wing was a difficult transition. “Our goal was, from the very beginning, to find hosts and create shows with them in partnership.”The fact that I can get a million people to download a podcast about a bunch of foreign policy issues is mind-boggling to me.Although Vietor gets his “political fix” as one of the co-hosts of “Pod Save America,” his real passion project is “Pod Save the World.” During his time in the White House, whenever a reporter called Vietor about a world event, he would “call the NSC [National Security Council] person who was the expert on it, literally patch them through, hit mute and listen. One thing hadn’t changed since Vietor’s days playing lacrosse for the Lords — he wanted to be part of a team.Vietor’s first podcasting gig was co-hosting a show, “Keepin’ it 1600,” on the sports and pop culture network The Ringer, alongside Favreau and fellow Obama alumni Jon Lovett and Dan Pfeifer. “I asked what was going on, and one of the guys I worked with threw a photo down on a table,” Vietor recalls.