Josh Rogin

Josh Rogin- Biography

Josh Rogin is a CNN political commentator and a journalist who has covered foreign policy for The Washington Post’s Global Opinions section. He is well-known for his talents and achievements.

What is the Net Worth of Josh Rogin? Salary, Earnings

He has a net worth of $2.8 million that he has accumulated solely via his work as a writer. Josh is entirely preoccupied with his career and work. He strives to be a better person in his line of work.

Josh Rogin- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings, Education

Rogin was born and raised in the Philadelphia suburb of Bensalem, Pennsylvania, to Sharon and Michael Rogin. We haven’t been able to determine his actual date of birth as of yet, but we believe he is in his forties. Furthermore, little prior information regarding his early life is available, however, his parents are Micheal and Sharon Rogin.

He graduated from George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs with a B.A. in International Affairs.

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Josh Rogin- Relationship, Married Life, Girlfriend

Josh Rogin, a foreign affairs producer for PBS Newshour, married Ali Weinberg, daughter of Max Weinberg and sister of Jay Weinberg, in a Jewish ceremony in Washington, D.C. in 2016. He is a happy person who enjoys spending time with his family.

Josh Rogin’s Professional Career

Josh Rogin began his career after graduating. He covered foreign affairs and national security for Newsweek, The Daily Beast, Foreign Politics, Bloomberg View, The Washington Post, Federal Computer Week, Japan’s Asahi Shimbun, and Congressional Quarterly. In April 2020, Rogin published a piece on diplomatic cables made by US diplomats in 2018, detailing safety and staffing concerns the diplomats had had following three visits to the Wuhan Institute of Virology between 2017 and 2018.

According to the cables, the WIV scientists said they lacked the necessary manpower and training to safely operate the Institute’s Biosafety Level 4 (BSL-4) facility. According to US diplomats, the Institute was also conducting risky research on bat coronaviruses in their labs. Some US officials believe the cables support a theory that the Wuhan Institute of Virology’s research resulted in a lab error that created the COVID-19 transnational epidemic.

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Incidents

In 2014, Rogin was credited with recording and exposing remarks made by US Secretary of State John Kerry during a private meeting of the Trilateral Commission, in which Kerry suggested that Israel could become an “apartheid state” without permission, despite the fact that the invitees had all agreed not to record or report on the speakers’ statements. After Rogin published a piece in The Daily Beast, Kerry was forced to issue an apologetic letter to Jewish and Israeli leaders. Initially, Rogin stated that the material was obtained from a recording made by an attendee. He eventually admitted that he had recorded the recording.

Rogin eventually excused himself by stating that because he was not an invited guest, he was not bound by the non-disclosure agreement. Dan Nainan, a comic, assaulted Rogin in 2013 after Rogin tweeted disparagingly about Nainan’s standup performance at a charity comedy event at the DC Improv. Nainan spotted Rogin’s tweets after his set and approached him in the back of the pub, hitting him twice in the face in front of several witnesses. Nainan was captured and eventually pleaded guilty to assault.

Social Media Details

Josh Rogin is now active on Instagram, where he has 9,277 followers and 2,619 followers, as well as 563 posts under the username @joshrogin. He has 264.2K followers on Twitter and 18.1K on Instagram; he has been with the company since August 2008.

Trivia

• Rogin was a National Press Foundation Paul Miller Washington Reporting Fellow from 2008 to 2009, as well as a Knight Center for Specialized Journalism military reporting fellow in 2009.
• Chaos Under Heaven: Trump, Xi, and the Battle for the Twenty-First Century were written by Josh Rogin.
• In 2011, Rogin was a finalist for the Livingston Award for Young Journalists.
• In 2011, Josh received the Interaction Award for Excellence in International Reporting.
• He understands the basics of the Japanese language.