Hallie Jackson and Julie Banderas Bio
Hallie Jackson works as an American political journalist and analyst. She is currently the White House reporter for NBC News. Furthermore, Hallie anchors various news channels that air on MSNBC. John Hopkins University awarded her an honorary degree in political science when she was born in Pennsylvania. Jackson worked for a few months in Delaware, Maryland and Connecticut at the CBS-affiliated TV stations WBOC and WFSB. She then joined Hearst Corporation in Washington DC and was in charge of all 26 of their stations across the United States. In 2014, Jackson joined NBC News. For a entire year, during the year in Los Angeles she was at the NBC Los Angeles Station. Her reputation was established as a political correspondent for her exceptional coverage of the presidential election in 2016 as well as other elections. She's known for being an incredibly hard-working reporter. Her job is to report on this year's Ted Cruz presidential campaign and give exclusive interviews to important GOP candidates. In 2017, NBC was able to appoint Jackson as their chief White House correspondent. She is married to Douglas Hitchner. They have two daughters.
Julie Banderas, an American journalist and news anchor on Fox News Channel. The anchor is currently in charge of American's News Headquarters' and Fox Report Weekend. Her work has also worked on various other channels, including WLVI-TV and WHSV-TV WFSB-TV WBRE-TV and WNYW. The Fox News channel's general assignment team in the year 2005. A year later, she was appointed as anchor for Fox Report Weekend'. Julie Banderas' career has seen her cover several major issues, including the hurricane Dennis as well as the disappearance and the case of Terri Schiavo. The award was presented to her as the Outstanding Single Newscast Emmy Award (2004) in recognition of her work of the Republican National Convention. A journalist who is adamant about her opinions. In 2004, she won the Best Single Newscast Emmy Award for covering the Republican National Convention.






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