.CSPAN asks for its ‘gone wild’ cameras to be permanent in House, writes SecretsBedard
In a letter to new House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Republican and Democratic leadership, C-SPAN Co-CEO Susan Swain said it would like to add its cameras in the chamber so that they could capture the action in the seats, not just the podium and tables where speeches are given to House-controlled stationary cameras.
Some outlets wrote that C-SPAN cameras had been allowed to"go wild," but in fact, C-SPAN is considered the news and video outlet of record in Washington, and its respect for the city's political institutions is appreciated universally. Without fanfare last week, it simply pointed some of its cameras to the interactions of members, including many rare scenes of Democrats and Republicans speaking or working together.
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