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Laurie Dhue

Veteran news anchor LAURIE DHUE is a New York-based TV broadcaster and media strategist. As Founder and President of Laurie Dhue Media, she provides media relations counsel and broadcast coaching to a wide variety of clients. She is also the host of “For the Record”, a documentary series on The Blaze.com.

Dhue is the only anchor to have hosted shows on the three primary cable news networks: CNN, MSNBC and Fox News Channel. Dhue spent nearly eight years at Fox News, where she hosted the highly-rated "Fox Report" weekend edition and appeared weekly on "The O'Reilly Factor" and “Geraldo at Large”. During her tenure at Fox News, Dhue reported extensively from the Middle East, including Jordan, Israel, the West Bank and Gaza. She also served as the voice of the official launch of Fox News Radio and anchored evening news updates for several years.

Before joining Fox News Channel, Dhue hosted several shows on MSNBC and served as substitute news anchor on NBC's "Weekend Today Show." Dhue began her broadcasting career at CNN, working her way from entry-level to anchor in just six years, becoming one of the youngest full-time anchors in the network's history.

In her 22-year career, Dhue has interviewed countless international leaders as well as politicians, celebrities and newsmakers. She has covered every major news event since the early 1990s as a writer, producer, reporter and anchor. Dhue has moderated discussions on a wide variety of topics, both foreign and domestic, including a panel at the United Nations and has given speeches at numerous symposia and universities.

Dhue hails from Atlanta. She received her BA in Political Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She was an Academic All-American, a member of UNC’s Varsity Swimming team and a member of The Loreleis, an a capella singing group.

Robyn Walensky

Robyn has been covering crime, terrorism, politics, and breaking news in both radio and television for more than 20 years. She is co-author of the book "Covering Catastrophe"- Broadcast Journalists Report 9-11-01. She reported extensively on September 11th, & the World Trade Center Bombing in 1993.

Most recently Robyn covered the Casey Anthony Trial in Orlando Florida for WDBO Radio & co-hosted a daily program called “Casey on Trial.” She was a frequent guest, offering insight on CNN's Nancy Grace Show. The trial inspired her to write her second non-fiction book "Beautiful Life?" - The CSI Behind the Casey Anthony Trial & My Observations from Courtroom Seat #1. A portion of the proceeds is being donated to The Children's Safety Village in Orange County Florida for the purchase of Fingerprinting & DNA collection kits for children.

Prior to joining WDBO Robyn was working in New Orleans, first as co-host of a highly rated morning news and talk program on WRNO 99.5 FM and later as a television reporter for WGNO-TV. She covered everything from the BP Gulf Oil Spill to the Saints winning the Super Bowl.

Robyn has also worked as a National Correspondent and Anchor for Fox News Radio, and as a Reporter for Associated Press Radio, WWOR television in New York and the legendary 1010 WINS Radio also in New York City.

She has a B.A. in Journalism & Political Science from The George Washington University and a Masters Degree in Journalism from New York University. Robyn has taught Journalism courses at Tulane University and continues to teach feature-writing online.