Christian Bryant - Newsy
Christian Bryant
Host, "In the Loop"
Christian Bryant is host of Newsy's "In the Loop." Every weeknight, Christian and a cast of reporters take a distinctive deep dive into a wide range of topics and showcase unique stories about everyday people. Before joining Newsy, he studied English at Morehouse College and journalism at the University of Missouri. Christian is a dabbling musician and an apologetic North Carolinian. He's just as aggravating in person as he is on Twitter.
Recent Work
Pop Quiz: Can You Fall In Love With A Fictional Character?
Pop Quiz: How Would New York Survive A Superhero Movie?
Behind The Scenes Of The Scripps Spelling Bee With LeVar Burton
LeVar Burton On Getting The Call To Host The Scripps Spelling Bee
Pop Quiz: How Does The Military Control Its Hollywood Image?
In Real Life: DIY Pharma
Will Lifting Title 42 Overwhelm Border Communities?
Pop Quiz: Can Awards Shows Remain Relevant And Hold Onto Audiences?
In Real Life: Dark Skies
Street Fight: Cars Vs. Streateries
Running To Support AAPI Communities
The White House Gets A Deep Clean
How Many Guns Have Americans Bought This Year?
How Gen Z Has Powered Protests For Racial Justice
Poll: 1 in 20 Households Bought A Gun In Response To COVID-19
Gun Groups Urge At-Home Firearm Safety During COVID-19 Quarantines
Chicago Restaurant Owner Worried About Aid Timing In COVID-19 Shutdown
How Can U.S. Businesses Handle Coronavirus Concerns In The Workplace?
Facebook Removes Video Revealing Virginia Lawmaker's Home Address
Education Unions: Active Shooter Drills Shouldn't Involve Students
Virginia's Lobby Day Was A Watershed Moment For Gun Owners
Second Amendment Sanctuaries Nearly Doubled In 50 Days
Chicago Gun Violence Prevention Gets A Boost From Weed Sales In 2020
The Battle Over Guns Went Local In 2019
How $25M Can Improve What We Know About Gun Violence
Sandy Hook Families' Lawsuit Against Gun Manufacturer Gets Trial Date
Michael Bloomberg Unveils Gun Plan For Presidential Campaign
SCOTUS Questions Whether NYC Handgun Case Is Still A Live Controversy
First SCOTUS Guns Case In A Decade Could Help Expand Gun Rights
