Associated Press: CNN’s Jake Tapper, the third new host of a Sunday morning public affairs show to debut within the past year, says he hopes to attract viewers who want a little more depth to their political interviews. Tapper starts Sunday on “State of the Union,” which airs at 9 a.m. EDT and is repeated three hours later. He replaces Candy Crowley. It’s evident that his broadcast rivals feel the need to keep things moving, with multiple guests and briefer interviews, Tapper said. He wants longer interviews, which he hopes appeals to both potential guests and viewers. “We’re not an entertainment company with a news division. We’re a news company.”