Hallie Jackson and Julie Banderas Bio

Hallie Jackson works as an American political journalist and analyst. Currently Hallie Jackson is the White House correspondent of NBC News. She is also the anchor of MSNBC. she is the anchor of a variety of MSNBC programs (the cable arm which is part of NBC). In Pennsylvania she was born was raised and later earned her bachelor's degree in political science at the John Hopkins University. Jackson began her professional career working in Maryland Delaware Connecticut and a couple of other cities that were broadcast by television stations WBOC (affiliated with CBS). Then, she became a part of the Hearst Corporation, reporting to 26 different stations from Washington DC. Then she was hired by NBC News in 2014 and spent one year with the NBC Los Angeles station. After that, thanks to her exceptional coverage of different election campaigns, as well as the 2016 presidential election, she gained an image as a dedicated reporter for politics. She's known for being an incredibly hard-working reporter. Among her most important assignments were the exclusive interviews as well as reportage of Ted Cruz's presidential campaign. In 2017 NBC appointed Jackson as their chief White House correspondent. Jackson is married Douglas Hitchner.

Julie Banderas works as a anchor and reporter on television at Fox News Channel. She anchors America's News Headquarters' and Fox Report Weekendon the weekend of September. She joined the Fox News channel's general assignment team in the year 2005. Two years later she was named anchor for Fox Report Weekend'. Julie Banderas is a journalist who was involved in many high-profile cases, including the hurricane Dennis. She also covered the disappearance of Terri Schiavo, as well as the disappearance Natalee. She was awarded an award called the Outstanding Single Newscast Emmy Award (2004) for her coverage on the Republican National Convention. Journalists like her is adamant about her opinions. In 2004, she was awarded the Best Single Newscast Emmy Award for her coverage of the Republican National Convention.