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Why Is Andrea Mitchell Retiring From MSNBC After 16 Years?Andrea Mitchell has officially announced that she will retire from her MSNBC show after the upcoming presidential inauguration. Known for her extensive career at NBC News, she has decided to step ...
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U.S. Intelligence will ‘pay a heavy price’: Fmr. CIA Director on Tulsi Gabbard for DNILeon Panetta, Former CIA Director, joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss recent FBI firings, and the nomination of Tulsi Gabbard for Director of National Intelligence. Panetta expresses concern about ...
After a remarkable 17-year run, Andrea Mitchell is stepping down from her show on MSNBC. The veteran TV news reporter will be concluding Andrea Mitchell Reports, with the final broadcast rumored ...
Andrea Mitchell will step down as full-time anchor on MSNBC on Friday — ending a 17-year stint as host of “Andrea Mitchell Reports” on the Comcast-owned cable news outfit.
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Andrea Mitchell Anchors Final MSNBC Show With Surprise Sendoff From Present And Former ColleaguesAndrea Mitchell anchored her final edition of MSNBC’s long-running Andrea Mitchell Reports, with staffers and colleagues past and present entering the studio to give her an ovation as she ...
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Who Will Replace Andrea Mitchell? List of Potential CandidatesAndrea Mitchell recently announced her departure from the MSNBC show Andrea Mitchell Reports, following a successful 16-year run, to pursue a larger role at NBC. Since then, fans have been ...
Andrea Mitchell is married to Alan Greenspan. The two reportedly dated for over a decade before tying the knot almost 28 years back. What is Alan Greenspan’s job?
Mitchell, 78, previously revealed that she would return to field reporting after the inauguration, though PEOPLE can now ...
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Andrea Mitchell Signs Off at MSNBC With Tearful GoodbyeAfter almost two decades as the host of MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell Reports, Andrea Mitchell signed off for the very last time on Friday (February 7) with an emotional farewell to audiences.
Mitchell, who announced her exit in October, will continue to serve as NBC News' Chief Washington Correspondent and Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent moving forward. After 17 years, Andrea ...
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