There were a lot of tvnewsers in attendance: NBC anchor David Gregory, journalist Maureen Orth and her son NBC correspondent Luke Russert, NBC correspondent Savannah Guthrie, NBC chief White House correspondent Chuck Todd, CNN senior political analyst Gloria Borger, senior PBS correspondent Gwen Ifill, former MSNBC executive and founder of Haddad Media Tammy Haddad, NBC news analyst Howard Fineman, ABC News’ Ann Compton, NBC Washington bureau chief Mark Whitaker, and MSNBC producer Pam Stevens.

Other notable newsers included, former Newsweek, now NBC News’ Mike Isikoff, The New York Times‘ Maureen Dowd, TIME.com’s Jay Newton-Small, as well as The Washington Post‘s Mary Ann Akers and Jonathan Capehart.

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Pam Stevens, a former CNN senior producer, has joined Lawrence O’Donnell‘s new MSNBC show as the Senior Planning/Editorial producer, according to Politico’s Mike Allen. In addition to her CNN background, Stevens has an interesting résumé: “Pam is a former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs at State, and Assistant Press Secretary and Director of TV for President George W. Bush. She also worked in the Reagan White House.” O’Donnell’s new show got a name and a launch date on Friday.

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