George Stephanopoulos
Television journalist and political analyst

Born
February 10th, 1961
64 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An American television journalist specialized in political reporting and analysis. Started career as a political advisor, serving as a key communication strategist for a U.S. president. Transitioned to journalism, appearing on major networks and hosting prominent news programs. Currently serves as the chief anchor and political correspondent for a leading network's morning show, providing in-depth interviews and insights on political developments.
Served as the White House communications director under President Bill Clinton
Anchored 'This Week' on ABC News
Co-anchored 'Good Morning America'
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