Andrew Neil is a Scottish journalist and broadcaster who is the chairman of GB News. Neil was born in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland, and he went on to study at the University of Glasgow where he first got into journalism as he edited the student newspaper and also helped with the student television. He went on to earn his MA with... read full bio
John Simpson is an English foreign correspondent and world affairs editor who has worked for BBC News for the entirety of his career. Simpson was born in Cleveleys, Lancashire, and he has studied at Magdalene College, Cambridge, where he began working as the editor of Granta magazine. After his studies, Simpson went on to be a sub-editor in training at... read full bio
John Sergeant is an English journalist and broadcaster who is best known for his work as a Chief Political Correspondent for BBC and for his work as a political editor for ITN. Sergeant was born in Oxford, Oxfordshire, and he has studied philosophy, politics and economics at Magdalen College, Oxford. During this time, he began performing in student comedy sketches... read full bio
Brian Krebs is an American security journalist and investigative reporter who is best known for his work on profit-seeking cybercriminals. Krebs has previously earned his B.A. in International Relations from George Mason University and began his career working for The Washington Post where he first worked sorting mail before going on to work as an editorial aide. He then went... read full bio
Nancy Gibbs is a skilled journalist, academic, and well-known authority in the fields of public policy and the media. She is the director of the Shorenstein Center for Media, Politics, and Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School and bears the title of Edward R. Murrow Professor. She plays a crucial role in influencing the conversation surrounding media, politics, and... read full bio
Jenna Wortham is a journalist, author, podcaster and cultural icon. She is a thought leader at the nexus of technology, culture and identity, providing captivating and perceptive commentary to captivated audiences across media. She is a staff writer for the New York Times Magazine and co-edited the highly acclaimed graphic anthology Black Futures. Editor Jack Silverstein called her "one of the most savvy and... read full bio
Journalist Mary Calvi, a recipient of several honors, anchors CBS 2 News This Morning and CBS 2 News At Noon. She also serves as the weekend anchor for Inside Edition, the top-rated syndicated newsmagazine in the country. With unprecedented access to the FBI's underwater anti-terrorism team, Calvi has reported from underwater, provided live breaking news reports on a variety of stories... read full bio
She currently works as a freelancer for ITV News, but Natasha Kaplinsky's natural charisma and knack for connecting with people draw in listeners of all stripes. She is in high demand as a speaker and as an awards presenter. Throughout her career, she has provided important news briefings on BBC One and worked for other stations. With her partner Brendan Cole, Kaplinsky... read full bio
Peston is a fantastic after-dinner speaker for business conferences and economics. Robert said that Northern Rock was on the verge of technical insolvency and had requested emergency assistance from the Bank of England. This marked the start of a series of banking-related events that had an impact on the global economy and sparked the global recession. Robert was the BBC's Economics... read full bio
Popular public speaker Christine Ockrent speaks with assurance and authority. Her political acumen and sharp perception enable her to provide counsel in a variety of situations. Born in Brussels, Christine Ockrent is the daughter of ambassador Charles Ockrent. Ockrent studied political studies and social sciences at the Institut d'tudes Politiques de Paris in France, where she received her degree in 1965. Ockrent was... read full bio
Bryant Gumbel is a highly respected broadcaster and has spent several decades hosting a wide variety of shows, giving him a birds-eye view not only of the media but also of American sports culture. From the world of sports to the politics of the day, Bryant Gumbel has anchored and reported from all corners of the globe. One of television's... read full bio
Enter the G-Block and go Around the World in 80 Seconds with Shepard Smith, whose fast-paced and jam-packed anchoring is a glimpse into the future of television news. His highly relatable reporting has been a trademark on FOX News Channel (FNC) since he joined the network at its inception in 1996. Smith anchors FNCs signature evening newscast, The Fox Report... read full bio
Clay Travis is an American sports journalist, writer, and radio host who has been the founder of OutKick. Travis was born in Nashville, Tennessee, and he has previously earned his degree from George Washington University before going on to study at Vanderbilt University Law School. Travis began his career working as a lawyer in the U.S. Virgin Islands as well... read full bio
The recipient of every major journalism award, including the coveted Gold Baton and more than twenty Emmy awards; Bill Moyers brilliantly reveals the nuanced textures in the fabric of American life. Now a journalist and public commentator, Moyers served as White House Press Secretary for President Lyndon B. Johnson from 1965 to 1967. He has had extensive involvement with public... read full bio
Ann Coulter is the author of seven New York Times bestsellers - Guilty: Liberal Victims" and Their Assualt on America, If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans; Godless: The Church of Liberalism; How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must); Treason: Liberal Treachery From the Cold War to the War on Terrorism; Slander: Liberal Lies About the American... read full bio
Bill Bryson is a best-selling author, having sold more than 15 million books worldwide, all of which were translated into more than thirty languages. His books cover a variety of genres, but mostly focus on autobiography, biography, and history. Bryson has authored many notable books, including A Short History of Nearly Everything, A Walk in the Woods, William Shakespeare: The... read full bio
Judy Woodruff is an award-winning journalist who is an anchor and managing editor at PBS NewsHour. She has covered every presidential election and convention since the win of U.S. President Jimmy Carter and has interviewed several heads of state and moderated U.S. Presidential debates. Woodruff studied at Meredith College and transferred to Duke University where she graduated with a bachelor’s... read full bio
Nonny de la Pena is an American journalist, filmmaker, and entrepreneur. She is founder and CEO of Emblematic Group and has been known for helping to create the genre of immersive journalism. Nonny graduated from Harvard University with a BA in Sociology and Visual and Environmental Studies. She went on to earn her MA in Online Communities from the Annenberg... read full bio
Bill Whitaker is an American television journalist who is best known for being a correspondent for the CBS News program, “60 Minutes.” Over the course of his career, Whitaker has tackled topics such as race and policing in America from cities such as Tulsa, Cleveland, and Chicago. He has also covered the opioid epidemic, the Syrian refugee crisis, the data... read full bio
Kate Snow is a journalist who is the anchor for NBC Nightly News Sunday, is a senior national Emmy award-winning correspondent for NBC News and is host of Relentless with Kate Snow. Over the course of her career, Snow has reported on headlines which include the opioid epidemic, politics, LGBTQ topics, and more. As a speaker, Snow talks on being... read full bio
