Robert Costa, a Noted Political Reporter, Is Joining CBS News
Robert Costa, the high-profile political reporter, is leaving his longtime home at The Washington Post to become a full-time television journalist at CBS News, where he will serve as the network’s chief election and campaign correspondent.
The move, announced on Thursday, is notable as much for Mr. Costa’s stature as a sought-after chronicler of national politics as it is for his decision to depart one of the more prominent roles in print journalism. Mr. Costa, 36, gained attention for his Congressional coverage at the right-leaning National Review magazine before joining The Post in 2014.
Mr. Costa, who co-wrote the book “Peril” with Bob Woodward last year, has plenty of experience in television news. He served as the moderator of “Washington Week” on PBS from 2017 to 2020, and was a regular presence on MSNBC and NBC News programs from 2015 to 2020, where he was a political analyst.
There are no plans for Mr. Costa to host his own show. He is expected to appear on news programs across CBS’s broadcast and streaming platforms and play a major role in the network’s coverage of the 2022 midterms and 2024 presidential race.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/20/business/media/robert-costa-cbs.html
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Robert Costa.
During his stint as host of WWR, he repeatedly referred to his meetings 'up on the hill' with Repubs.
I have to say that the teamwork of Bob Woodward and Robert Costa in writing "Peril" has made a nice difference.
Woodward alone on his recent previous books, has been less interesting and involving. I think Woodward relied too much on his access to Chump which I found annoying. There's a lot more energy in this book, and I'm sticking with it to the end.
Also I've enjoyed Robert Costa's appearances on MSNBC, and I wish him luck in moving over to CBS. I believe I'll be spending more time watching CBS now.
