For White House press secretaries, life after the briefing room follows a well-worn path. Typically this includes a book about their time in the job, a role as a cable-news talking head (with the possibility of one day landing in the anchor’s seat), or a lucrative position as a spokesperson for a soulless megacorporation. Donald Trump’s first press secretary, Sean Spicer , wrote a book called The Briefing and now pops up in various podcasts defending his former boss. Barack Obama’s press secretaries, Robert Gibbs and Jay Carney, work for David Zaslav’s Warner Bros. Discovery and Airbnb, respectively. Joe Biden’s first press secretary, Jen Psaki, wrote Say More: Lessons From Work, the White House, and the World and is now a prime-time anchor at MSNBC. Dana Perino and Kayleigh McEnan

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