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Jan 12, 2023: Variety: Chris Jansing Adds Hours in MSNBC Daytime Shakeup as Hallie Jackson Expands Streaming (EXCLUSIVE)
MSNBC is expanding Chris Jansing’s afternoon perch to two hours from one as the Washington D.C-based Hallie Jackson, who also anchors a late-afternoon program on NBC News Now, leaves the cable outlet to focus on the streaming work. Meanwhile, weekend host Jonathan Capehart, who has held forth on Sundays, will now do an hour on both Saturday and Sunday. All the moves come as NBCUniversal’s new operations refine their efforts under a reorganization unveiled Wednesday. |
Jan 30, 1957: Christine Ann Kapostasy-Jansing was born in Fairport Harbor, Ohio.
June 1, 2017: Jansing was named senior national correspondent for MSNBC.
May 6, 2022: it was announced that with the move of MTP Daily to NBC News NOW, Jansing would take over the slot with her own hour of MSNBC Reports. |
Mar 26, 2015: Daily Caller: MSNBC To Earnest: How Can You Keep Calling Yemen A ‘Success Story?’ [VIDEO]
“How, Josh? How, when you have the embassy closed, Americans have left, you have the parliament that has been dissolved, you have the president fleeing on a boat, maybe towards Djibouti?” asked Jansing. “You have so many less possibilities for intelligence on the ground. How can you say that we are still in a counter-terror situation there?”
“How, Josh? How, when you have the embassy closed, Americans have left, you have the parliament that has been dissolved, you have the president fleeing on a boat, maybe towards Djibouti?” asked Jansing. “You have so many less possibilities for intelligence on the ground. How can you say that we are still in a counter-terror situation there?”
July 17, 2014: News Busters: Of Big Three Networks, Only NBC's Jansing Asked White House About Canceling Fundraisers
Of the Big Three evenings newscasts for Thursday, July 17, only ABC's World News failed to mention that President Obama was attending two fundraisers in New York City as previously planned despite the day's events: a downed Malaysia Airlines jetliner in Ukraine and Israel sending ground forces into the Gaza Strip.
Of the Big Three evenings newscasts for Thursday, July 17, only ABC's World News failed to mention that President Obama was attending two fundraisers in New York City as previously planned despite the day's events: a downed Malaysia Airlines jetliner in Ukraine and Israel sending ground forces into the Gaza Strip.
May 20, 2014: Huffington Post: MSNBC Names José Díaz-Balart New Host At 10 A.M.
Telemundo anchor José Díaz-Balart will take over MSNBC's 10 a.m. timeslot when Chris Jansing leaves in June.
Telemundo anchor José Díaz-Balart will take over MSNBC's 10 a.m. timeslot when Chris Jansing leaves in June.
May 2, 2014: Huffington Post: Chris Jansing Leaving MSNBC Show To Cover The White House
MSNBC's Chris Jansing is departing her show on that network to become NBC's senior White House correspondent. Current White House reporter Peter Alexander will be a national correspondent. NBC did not say who will be replacing Jansing at MSNBC. It will be the latest of a string of changes at that network, which has recently reshuffled its daytime lineup and added Ronan Farrow and Joy Reid to its roster
MSNBC's Chris Jansing is departing her show on that network to become NBC's senior White House correspondent. Current White House reporter Peter Alexander will be a national correspondent. NBC did not say who will be replacing Jansing at MSNBC. It will be the latest of a string of changes at that network, which has recently reshuffled its daytime lineup and added Ronan Farrow and Joy Reid to its roster
Jan 22, 2014: Examiner: MSNBC host shocked to learn Pope Francis opposes abortion
Pope Francis sent a message of solidarity to the marchers, telling them he was there in spirit if not in person. “I join the March for Life in Washington with my prayers, may God help us respect all life, especially the most vulnerable,” he said in a tweet. But that didn't sit too well with Chris Jansing, host of MSNBC's "Jansing &Co.," who "sniffed" at the thought Pope Francis supports the Catholic Church's long-held belief that abortion is immoral and wrong, and said his views are “reflective of ways in which the church certainly has not changed.”
Pope Francis sent a message of solidarity to the marchers, telling them he was there in spirit if not in person. “I join the March for Life in Washington with my prayers, may God help us respect all life, especially the most vulnerable,” he said in a tweet. But that didn't sit too well with Chris Jansing, host of MSNBC's "Jansing &Co.," who "sniffed" at the thought Pope Francis supports the Catholic Church's long-held belief that abortion is immoral and wrong, and said his views are “reflective of ways in which the church certainly has not changed.”
Dec 12, 2013: Tagg Magazine: Heather Mizeur Joins Chris Jansing on MSNBC
Maryland candidate for governor talks about legalizing pot and pre-k education
Maryland candidate for governor talks about legalizing pot and pre-k education
Dec 5, 2013: Huffington Post: 'Is It Me Or Is That The Weirdest Thing You've Ever Heard?'
This caught the attention of Thomas Roberts, the man who hosts after Jansing. During their daily "toss," Roberts lamented that, as a former star in a school production of the seminal play, he had not been involved in said conversation. Jansing offered him a chance to sing, upon which Roberts let loose with such a surprising falsetto rendition of "So Long, Farewell" that Jansing couldn't even be polite about it.
This caught the attention of Thomas Roberts, the man who hosts after Jansing. During their daily "toss," Roberts lamented that, as a former star in a school production of the seminal play, he had not been involved in said conversation. Jansing offered him a chance to sing, upon which Roberts let loose with such a surprising falsetto rendition of "So Long, Farewell" that Jansing couldn't even be polite about it.
Dec 3, 2013: MediaIte: MSNBC’s Chris Jansing Hammers GOP Rep. Over Republican Governors Sabotaging Obamacare
On Tuesday morning, MSNBC anchor Chris Jansing invited Rep. James Lankford (R-OK) on her program to defend Republican-supported legal challenges to the Affordable Care Act.
On Tuesday morning, MSNBC anchor Chris Jansing invited Rep. James Lankford (R-OK) on her program to defend Republican-supported legal challenges to the Affordable Care Act.
Nov 11, 2013: Truth Revolt: Chris Jansing And Senator Sanders Double Team GOP With Climate Fibs
MSNBC's Chris Jansing began her Monday show with the news of the horrible typhoon that ravaged the Philippines a day earlier.
MSNBC's Chris Jansing began her Monday show with the news of the horrible typhoon that ravaged the Philippines a day earlier.
Mar 18, 2012: Wall Street Journal: An Anchor's Rise
In the midst of that hectic scene on a recent evening, without a table to be had, I spotted Chris Jansing, the anchor of the 10 a.m. MSNBC news program "Jansing & Co.," dining with friends.
In the midst of that hectic scene on a recent evening, without a table to be had, I spotted Chris Jansing, the anchor of the 10 a.m. MSNBC news program "Jansing & Co.," dining with friends.
June 20, 2011: Left Coaster: MSNBC Needs The Competition
After watching Chris Jansing's MSNBC show this morning, and what passes for informed discussion on MSNBC during that time slot, I am convinced that there is more than enough room for Current TV to launch and grow a center-left TV and opinion operation.
After watching Chris Jansing's MSNBC show this morning, and what passes for informed discussion on MSNBC during that time slot, I am convinced that there is more than enough room for Current TV to launch and grow a center-left TV and opinion operation.
Oct 27, 2011: Accuracy In Media: MSNBC’s Jansing Defends Network, Claims That Daytime Programming is Balanced
In an interview with Mediabistro’s executive director Chris Ariens, MSNBC anchor Chris Jansing defended the network’s left turn while stating that her program plays it straight down the middle.
In an interview with Mediabistro’s executive director Chris Ariens, MSNBC anchor Chris Jansing defended the network’s left turn while stating that her program plays it straight down the middle.
Chris Jansing first was exposed to journalism while doing college radio in Ohio. Originally a political science major, Jansing became hooked on journalism and switched majors to broadcast journalism and graduated from Otterbein College in Ohio in 1978. Jansing was a general assignment and an anchor reporter for WNYT in Albany, New York for 17 years. While there, she won a New York Emmy Award in 1997 for her coverage of the Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta. In 1982, she married Robert Jansing, a chemist, who ran an analytical chemistry laboratory, and in 1998, upon her move to NBC, she began using her married name. She explained it was easier for viewers to pronounce. She and her husband subsequently divorced, but she has continued to use the name "Chris Jansing" professionally.
Chris Jansing joined NBC News in June 1998. She has since anchored and reported for MSNBC, and has been a substitute anchor for The Today Show, and the Sunday version of NBC Nightly News. Chris Jansing is currently anchor of the 10am hour on MSNBC weekdays on Jansing and Company, with Richard Lui regularly serving as a correspondent and substitute anchor.
Chris Jansing joined NBC News in June 1998. She has since anchored and reported for MSNBC, and has been a substitute anchor for The Today Show, and the Sunday version of NBC Nightly News. Chris Jansing is currently anchor of the 10am hour on MSNBC weekdays on Jansing and Company, with Richard Lui regularly serving as a correspondent and substitute anchor.
