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Chuck Todd Replaces David Gregory as Meet the Press Host

NBC News has announced that Chuck Todd will take over as host of Meet the Press. "Honored and humbled to be in the company of great MTP moderators, including David, Tom and of course Tim. All three taught me so much," Todd shared on Twitter.

Fri, Aug 15, 2014

Chuck Todd Replaces David Gregory as Meet the Press Host

Exclusive: David Gregory to Host Stephen Hawking Roundtable for Discovery

Meet the Press host David Gregory will head over to Discovery Channel next month to host a roundtable discussion about Stephen Hawking's take on God. Did God Create the Universe? will air on Sunday, Aug. 7 at 9 p.m. on the Discovery Channel, directly following the premiere of...

Thu, Jul 28, 2011

Exclusive: David Gregory to Host Stephen Hawking Roundtable for Discovery

David Gregory to Host Meet the Press

David Gregory has officially been named the new moderator of Meet the Press.The longtime NBC chief White House correspondent will take over the role, vacated in June by the death of Tim Russert, on Sunday, Dec. 14. Interim moderator, Tom Brokaw, formally introduced Gregory at the end of his broadcast Sunday, ending weeks of rumors and speculation.Calling the position an "incredible honor," Gregory, vowed to ...

Mon, Dec 8, 2008

Post Election: News Networks Rebrand and Promote

Just as President-elect Barack Obama is assembling his White House team, the news networks are deciding who will cover it.ABC News shuffled the assignments of a few top correspondents, naming Jake Tapper, who covered the Barack Obama campaign for the network, as its senior White House correspondent.The assignment shifts at ABC News raise the profile of Tapper, who was previously senior national and political correspondent.Martha Raddatz, ABC's point person at the White House since late 2005, has been named senior foreign affairs correspondent. Jon Karl moves from the national security desk to become ABC's senior congressional correspondent...

Thu, Nov 6, 2008

Post Election: News Networks Rebrand and Promote

Tucker Out as MSNBC Puts Gregory in the Race

MSNBC is striking while the political iron is hot. After seeing its ratings spike by 62 percent in the primary-packed month of February, the cable news channel is adding a new nightly hour-long show, Race to the White House, devoted solely to covering 2008 presidential campaign. NBC News White House correspondent David Gregory will anchor the program, which will replace Tucker in the 6 pm/ET slot starting March 17. Tucker host Tucker Carlson will remain with MSNBC as a senior campaign correspondent. MSNBC is also turning over a daytime hour to political coverage that will be anchored by Andrea Mitchell. In prime time, NBC News legal correspondent's Dan Abrams' 9 pm program is being relaunched with a new name, Verdict with Dan Abrams. Abrams will look at the day's news from a legal perspective  with an added focus on politics during the campaign season.  Stephen Battaglio

Mon, Mar 10, 2008

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