Few politicians and analysts understand the very real fault lines among Asian sub-groups: Some Asians have done very well for themselves. A lot of them have not. — Alex Wagner Copy Share Image
Burma - and let me be clear, it's also known as Myanmar - and the reason a lot of Burmese and Burmese exiles call… — Alex Wagner Copy Share
There are videos I used to take at home, pretending to be a newscaster, interviewing the teapot or my house cat. — Alex Wagner Copy Share
In DC, it's really edgy to listen to Kanye West or Jay-Z, and it's a thing to know who Azzedine Alaia is - you… — Alex Wagner Copy Share
Magazines can be kind of brutal, and independent magazines especially are really hard, and it takes work for it to feel like its actually… — Alex Wagner Copy Share
But then I realized, I think maybe we're too preoccupied with the past and too preoccupied with the idea that nationalism and sense of… — Alex Wagner Copy Share
Few politicians and analysts understand the very real fault lines among Asian sub-groups: Some Asians have done very well for themselves. A lot of… — Alex Wagner Copy Share
In my off hours, I'm definitely not a product-driven person. I've always thought less was more. — Alex Wagner Copy Share
My grandmother would talk about having bananas at teatime and carrying palm fronds when the monsoon rains came, and I accepted all of those… — Alex Wagner Copy Share
Fox Newss unique blend of xenophobia and division has always been popular and highly lucrative. — Alex Wagner Copy Share
There has always been a thawing-out-of-something-frozen quality to a potential Joe Biden candidacy, an understanding that the man himself might be out of step… — Alex Wagner Copy Share
It's not fun telling people they have to turn their stories in. But you can't actually have a creative work environment if there are… — Alex Wagner Copy Share
Today I was trying to eat a beignet on camera. You cant do that. You cant even eat a beignet on a date, let… — Alex Wagner Copy Share
Sometimes a young person is so intent on proving themselves that they don't actually listen to people who know things. — Alex Wagner Copy Share
