Most television pundits are working from home due to the China-caused coronavirus pandemic, which means they've been giving viewers a rare glimpse into their places of residence. The Washington Free Beacon's commitment to holding the mainstream media accountable compels us to render a verdict on these makeshift home studios in the form of the following awards.
Most Symmetrical:
Kristen Welker, NBC News
Most Askew:
Courtney Kube, NBC News
Best Pillows:
Chris Cuomo, CNN
Weirdest Bedroom Props:
Brian Stelter, CNN
Most Flagrant Stack of Books That Wasn't There Before:
Brian Stelter, CNN
Most Midwestern:
Claire McCaskill, MSNBC
Most Likely to Be Filming in Upscale Women's Bathroom:
Sam Stein, Daily Beast
Most Ostentatious Display of a Fancy Vacuum:
Katy Tur, MSNBC
Most Desperate for the World to Know He Has an Emmy:
Robert Herjavec, CNBC
Hungriest:
Dr. Natalie Azar, NBC News
WASPiest:
David Faber, CNBC
Most Problematic Adherence to Stereotypes About Millennial Women and House Plants:
Jo Ling Kent, NBC News
Rahel Solomon, CNBC
Kate Rogers, CNBC
Best Wall Art:
Jonathan Lemire, Associated Press
Flashiest Display of Wealth Earned Through Collaboration With a Disgraced Sex Pest:
John Heilemann, MSNBC
Saddest Attempt by a Boomer to Seem Cool:
Bob Pisani, CNBC
Even Sadder:
Brian Sullivan, CNBC
