Alex Wagner

Also Known As: Alex Wagner • Born: 11/27/1977

Alex Wagner, born on November 27, 1977, in Washington, D.C., is a renowned journalist and TV host known for her insightful commentary. A graduate of Brown University in art history and literature, Alex’s career began as a cultural correspondent for the Center for American Progress and editor-in-chief at The Fader magazine. She gained further recognition as a White House correspondent for Politics Daily and The Huffington Post and as a commentator on MSNBC shows like Countdown and The Last Word. In 2011, Alex hosted “Now with Alex Wagner” on MSNBC and later contributed to CBS This Morning Saturday and The Atlantic. She also hosted Netflix’s reboot of “The Mole.” Alex authored “FutureFace,” exploring her Burmese American heritage. Married to former White House advisor Sam Kass, they have two children.

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Authorship:

Alex Wagner’s book “Futureface: A Family Mystery, an Epic Quest, and the Secret to Belonging” explores her Burmese American ancestry, reflecting her curiosity and passion for unraveling complex narratives.

Podcast Maven

Alongside her career in journalism, Alex Wagner has ventured into podcasting, addressing pressing issues such as the COVID-19 pandemic through insightful discussions.

Media Maven

Alex Wagner’s transition to hosting “Alex Wagner Tonight” on MSNBC further solidifies her position as a prominent voice in contemporary media. It showcases her versatility and continued dedication.

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• Nationality: American

• Show(s): The Mole

• Network(s): Netflix

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