Jay Carney Said He Was Sure He Wouldn't Be Any Good As White House Press Secretary in 2006

Took the job anyway

Reason Staff | 5.15.2013 7:16 AM

Jay Carney, then-Time Magazine Washington bureau chief, tells C-SPAN why he "probably wouldn't be any good" as a White House press secretary. (2006)

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Jay Carney Said He Was Sure He Wouldn't Be Any Good As White House Press Secretary in 2006

Took the job anyway

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