10 Interesting Fact About Famous journalists

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• Martha Raddatz, an ABC News journalist who has covered major events including the Iraq war, was once one of the tennis instructors in the summer camp when he was young.
• Katie Couric, a former host of Today Show and CBS Evening News, had been a radio announcer while still in college.
• Anderson Cooper, CNN Host and 60 Minutes, is a descendant of Vanderbilt, one of the richest families in the United States.
• Christiane Amanpour, a CNN journalist who is famous for its reports from conflict areas such as Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan, once worked as a tour guide in Greece.
• Barbara Walters, ABC News journalist who is famous for its exclusive interviews, is the only journalist who has been interviewed by Fidel Castro.
• Diane Sawyer, a former ABC World News and 20/20 program, was once a member of the Nixon President's small team who helped him prepare a speech.
• Bob Woodward, The Washington Post journalist who is famous for its coverage of the Watergate scandal, has worked as a Navy officer.
• Wolf Blitzer, CNN Host, once worked as a reporter for the Jerusalem Post.
• Rachel Maddow, an MSNBC program, was once a radio DJ while still in college.
• David Muir, an ABC World News program, was once a sports reporter on a local television station in Syracuse, New York.