Several media outlets have begun to name their correspondents and teams reporting from Washington as they cover the Biden Administration. Fox News is naming Mike Emanuel as its chief Washington correspondent, effective immediately, the network announced.
Emanuel has been with Fox News since 1997, where he began as the Los Angeles-based correspondent. Furthermore, he has provided coverage of various topics for Fox News’, including the 2020 presidential election cycle, former President Trump’s impeachment trials, and the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection.
“Whether he is delivering breaking news from halfway around the world or reporting the latest headlines from Capitol Hill. Mike has played a pivotal role on our news team throughout his tenure with the network,” Jay Wallace, president and executive editor of FOX News Media, said.
“We are proud his valuable insights and unrivaled work ethic will continue to help lead our best-in-class news coverage.”
Fox News released a statement that included Emanuel’s comments as he discussed his new expanded role with the network. “Having been lucky enough to call FOX News home for nearly 25 years, I’m thrilled to take on this expanded role and keep doing what I love: delivering the news to our viewers, straight from the source,” Emanuel said.
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