After Party with Emily Jashinsky “Happy Hour”: Inside The White House Press Corps, Separating Art from the Artist, Big Tech Troubles: Emily Answers YOUR Questions
Dec 12, 2025
Dive into the behind-the-scenes world of the White House press corps, as Emily shares her first experiences in the Oval Office and the briefing room. She explores the complexities of defining modern political labels, debates the value of Big Tech, and discusses the separation of art from its creators. Personal anecdotes add charm, including her workout routine involving biking, her favorite cheat meals, and the cocktail expertise of her friend Chris. Plus, Emily contemplates humanity's readiness for humanoid robots in an ever-evolving tech landscape.
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Ideology Labels Are Scrambled
- Definitions of "liberal Republican" and "progressive conservative" are scrambled in today's politics, making predictions difficult.
- Emily Jashinsky says ideology labels are shifting, so new coalitions may look unlike past versions.
Why She Rejected That Reality Show
- Emily disliked Secret Lives of Mormon Wives because the women seemed to perform for fame rather than feel authentic.
- She compares it to The Bachelor and prefers the documentary-feel of The Real Housewives.
Weigh Art Against Artist Conduct
- You can separate art from artists but let knowledge of misconduct influence your view of the work.
- Emily Jashinsky recommends weighing an artist's real-world behavior when evaluating their art.