Hallie Jackson and Julie Banderas Bio

Hallie Jackson is an American political journalist and analyst. At present, she's the primary White House correspondent for NBC News and an anchor for numerous newscasts on MSNBC (cable part which is part of NBC ). Her birthplace and education was in Pennsylvania, US. Her bachelor's degree is in Political Science at John Hopkins University. Jackson worked for a few months in Delaware, Maryland and Connecticut at the CBS-affiliated TV stations WBOC & WFSB. After that, she joined Hearst Corporation in Washington DC and was responsible for the entire network of 26 stations throughout the United States. In 2014, Jackson joined NBC News. For a entire year, within Los Angeles she was at the NBC Los Angeles Station. Her excellent reporting of different election campaigns, including the Presidential election of 2016, earned her the reputation of being a dedicated journalist. The media has praised her by her versatility as well as hard work. Her most notable assignments were the exclusive interviews, as well as the reporting on Ted Cruz's presidential race. Jackson was appointed chief White House correspondent by NBC. She is married Douglas Hitchner and is a mother of two daughters.

Julie Banderas works as a anchor and television reporter for Fox News Channel. She hosts the America's News Headquarters, and Fox Report Weekend. She joined the Fox News Channel's general assignment staff in 2005. A year later, she was appointed as an anchor for Fox Report Weekend'. Through her entire career Julie Banderas has reported on various important topics like hurricane Dennis the disappearance of the US college student Natalee Holloway and Terri Schiavo's court case. The award was presented to her as the Outstanding Single Newscast Emmy Award (2004) for her coverage regarding the Republican National Convention. Outspoken and frank, the journalist garnered the attention of media around the world when she called out US Trump for his comments. Donald Trump over his derogatory remarks about a TV host.