Chris Wallace
With numerous journalism accolades, the veteran journalist Chris Wallace has had his hands on a Silver Baton, a Paul White Lifetime Achievement Award, and three Emmys. Wallace began his journalism career when he chose to work as a national reporter for the Boston Globe instead of going to Yale Law School despite being accepted there too. In 1975 he began working as a reporter for NBC in New York until he transferred to Washington as a political correspondent, later becoming the co-anchor and newsreader for the Today Show in 1982, as well as a number of other roles too, before he left for ABC in 1989. After 14 years he moved to Fox News, where he hosts his own news show. He is known for asking tough questions and not shying away from controversial stories. His net worth is estimated at around $6-$8m Million.
Chris Wallace
Wolf Blitzer
The German-born, Wolf Blitzer, is the son of Jewish refugees who survived a concentration camp in Poland. Growing up in Buffalo after moving to the US as a young boy, he studied at the Johns Hopkins University and the University of Buffalo. Before he became the well-known CNN news anchor, he had a fair experience working at Reuters, and then the Jerusalem Post, followed by AIPAC. He later began working for CNN in 1990, where he still works today. Recognized for his expertise as a war correspondent and White House correspondent, he currently still hosts The Situation Room, with his net worth currently estimated to be standing at $20 Million.
Wolf Blitzer
