ABC News Senior Washington Correspondent Jeff Zeleny Hosts "The Fine Print"

New, Weekly Show in the Daily, Original, Digital Video Series "Power Players" from ABC News and Yahoo! News

"The Fine Print" Tackles the Biggest Political Names & Stories From Inside the Beltway

First Interview with Former Republican Senator Jim DeMint Launches on Tuesday, May 14

ABC News Senior Washington Correspondent Jeff Zeleny hosts "The Fine Print," a new show in the daily, digital video series "Power Players" from ABC News and Yahoo! News starting Tuesday, May 14 th. From elected officials and candidates to campaign architects and analysts, every episode will include in-depth interviews with the biggest players in politics, offering viewers an expansive look at all of the action from inside the beltway. As host of "The Fine Print," Zeleny will go one-on-one with influential newsmakers to help viewers understand how the government truly works - and how it does not.

"The Fine Print" features Jeff's exclusive interview with the president of the Heritage Foundation, former South Carolina Republican Senator Jim DeMint, on Tuesday, May 14 th. In the interview DeMint reveals that he does not miss the Senate, and says it was more like being "on a treadmill going nowhere." DeMint also takes issue with a rising star in the Republican Party, Senator Marco Rubio, calling the immigration reform bill "amnesty." The interview is now available on the ABC News-Yahoo! News "Power Players" blog: http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/power-players-abc-news/

In this weekly co-produced series, Zeleny will sift through the flurry of campaign ads, speeches, legislation and disputes to help viewers gain understanding and appreciation for what it takes to get business done in Washington. As one of the country's premier journalists, Zeleny delivers stories that drive the news cycle for days. Now, a new digital audience can tune in for complete access to the hottest political headlines, any time and across any device.

"Washington is a world where partisan politics can distract us from the real issues," said Zeleny. "I am excited to use what I have learned as a newspaper reporter to host an original, digital show that explores the political landscape across the country and pushes the conversation forward to provide viewers with a deeper understanding of the political process and how Washington really operates."

From the battle for control of the Senate to the early jockeying for the 2016 presidential race, "The Fine Print" is the ultimate users' guide to the nation's capital and a must-watch for anyone who cares about the inner workings of Washington and beyond.

Every weekday, viewers can catch the hottest political stories and interviews from ABC News and Yahoo! News' all-star team in Washington. The new "Power Players" weekly line-up can be found at http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/power-players-abc-news/.

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