Hallie Jackson and Julie Banderas Bio

Hallie Jackson is an American reporter and analyst. Currently she's the White House reporter for NBC News. Additionally, Hallie is an anchor on several news programs which air on MSNBC. She was born in Pennsylvania, raised, and earned her bachelor's degree in political science from John Hopkins University. Jackson was employed for a couple of months in Delaware, Maryland and Connecticut at the CBS-affiliated TV stations WBOC & WFSB. Then she joined Hearst Corporation in Washington DC and was the responsible person for every one of their 26 stations across the United States. In 2014, Jackson joined NBC News. For a entire year, in Los Angeles she was at the NBC Los Angeles Station. With her superb coverage of several election campaigns in addition to the Presidential election of 2016 She earned her acclaim as a dedicated journalist for the political world. Her reputation is that of an extremely hardworking journalist. One of her most important assignments involve covering the race for president and getting exclusive interviews from important GOP officials. In the year 2017, NBC was able to appoint Jackson as their chief White House correspondent. Jackson is married with Douglas Hitchner, and she is mother to two girls.

Julie Banderas is an American anchor and news reporter on television of The Fox News Channel. She anchors the America's News Headquarters' and Fox Report Weekend. The anchor has also served in different channels such as WLVI-TV, WFSB-TV WHSV-TV WHSV-TV, WHSV- WNYW. The channel hired her by the Fox News Channel to be an assignment reporter in the year 2005. A few years later, Fox Report Weekend' became her anchor. So far in her career, Julie Banderas has reported on various important topics like Hurricane Dennis disappearance of US Student Natalee Holloway, and Terri Schiavo's court case. In 2004, she received with the Outstanding Single Newscast Emmy Award for her coverage of the Republican National Convention. A journalist who is adamant about her opinions. 2004 was the year she received the Outstanding Single Newscast Emmy Award for her coverage of the Republican National Convention.