The only anchor to have hosted shows on all three cable news networks - CNN, MSNBC and Fox News Channel - Laurie Dhue served as an anchor on Fox News Channel from September 2000 through March 2008. She hosted the highly-rated Fox Report weekend edition and appeared weekly on the number one cable show The O’Reilly Factor in a segment called Dhue Point, the highest-rated segment on Thursday nights. For two years, she reported and substitute anchored for Geraldo at Large with Geraldo Rivera, covering everything from plane crashes to missing persons investigations to interviewing Hollywood celebrities to performing a skydiving demonstration. She also contributed to several programs on FNC, including On the Record with Greta Van Susteren, Special Report with Brit Hume and The Fox Report with Shepard Smith.
In this adaptable presentation, Laurie Dhue provides engaging analysis of the media as well as the political and social headlines at the forefront of today's news.
During her tenure at Fox News, Dhue spent weeks at a time reporting from the Middle East. In the months before the 2003 US invasion of Iraq, Dhue was stationed in Amman, Jordan, where she reported on the military buildup and Arab reaction. She was also sent to Jerusalem for two extended periods, covering suicide bombings and conducting interviews with Israeli leaders, including Ehud Olmert. She also interviewed a representative of the terror group Hamas while being held at gunpoint in the Gaza Strip.
Dhue has interviewed international leaders including: former Secretaries of State Henry Kissinger and James Baker, former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan just to name a few. She has also interviewed a variety of politicians, celebrities and newsmakers,from John McCain, Mitt Romney and Jesse Jackson to Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani, Queen Noor of Jordan, and Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York.
Before joining Fox News Channel, from April 1999- August 2000, Dhue hosted several shows on MSNBC, including Newsfront and Special Edition. She also was a substitute news anchor on NBC’s Weekend Today Show and occasionally filled in for Brian Williams, now host of NBC Nightly News.
Dhue began her broadcasting career with an entry-level position at CNN in 1991. She worked her way up to anchor in just six years, becoming the youngest full-time anchor in the network’s history. From 1997 to 1999, she served as a general assignment reporter and hosted several weekend shows, including World View and The World Today.
