Hallie Jackson and Julie Banderas Bio

Hallie is an expert in political analysis and reporting in the US. At present, she is her White House correspondent of NBC News. In addition, she anchors a series of MSNBC shows (the cable division that is part of NBC). In Pennsylvania she was born was raised and later earned her bachelor's degree in political science from John Hopkins University. Jackson began her career with the state of Maryland Delaware Connecticut and a couple of other cities that were broadcast by TV stations WBOC (affiliated with CBS). Then, she was a member of Hearst Corporation, reporting to the 26 stations that operate from Washington DC. Following this, she transferred from NBC News and spent a year at NBC Los Angeles. In the following years, with her outstanding coverage of different election campaigns, as well as the 2016 presidential election, she gained the reputation of a dedicated journalist for the political world. Her work has been recognized by her versatility as well as hard work. One of her most important assignments include reporting on Senator Ted Cruz's presidential campaign and receiving exclusive interviews with important GOP politicians. Jackson has been NBC's main White House reporter in 2017. Jackson is married Douglas Hitchner.

Julie Banderas is an American TV news anchor and reporter for her channel, the Fox News Channel. She is currently the anchor of America's News Headquarters and Fox Report Weekend. Also, she was a reporter for various stations, including WLVI TV, WHSV TV, WFSB TV WBRE TV and WNYW. She started her career with Fox News Channel, as reporter on general assignment in the year 2005. Following a few years, she was promoted to anchor at Fox Report Weekend. Julie Banderas reported several key issues in her career, like Hurricane Dennis. The disappearance of US college student Natalee Hooley and Terri Schiavo's case in court. She received an Outstanding Single Newscast Emmy Award by the Emmys in 2004 for the reporting she did on the Republican National Convention. She is a journalist who has a voice. 2004 was the year she won the Best Single Newscast Emmy Award for reporting on the Republican National Convention.