David Brody Speaker Biography
Emmy Award winning Veteran Journalist for CBN News
David Brody is currently the Chief Political Correspondent for the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) News. David has interviewed many prominent national figures during the course of his career. His recent one on one interviews have crossed the ideological spectrum. His interviews include Barack Obama, Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich, Hillary Clinton, Mitt Romney, Donald Trump, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and many others.
Political News Reporting
David’s political blog, The Brody File, has been featured in The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post. The Brody File, a weekly 30 minute political show, has focused on topics such as the 2012 presidential race, top newsmakers, and key issues relating to faith and politics. David is also a political contributor to Glenn Beck’s GBTV network and offers weekly political analysis on FOX News, CNN and MSNBC. He has appeared frequently as a roundtable panelist on NBC’s Meet The Press.
Career Highlights
Throughout the years, David has covered numerous important news events, including the 2008 Presidential debate, the Virginia Tech massacre, the 2006 midterm elections, Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the 2004 Democratic and Republican National Conventions, the Oklahoma City bombing, and the 1996 Olympics. He has traveled to Kaktovik, Alaska, to cover the story of oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. He has also been to Mexico and Yuma, Arizona, where he rode along with U.S. Border Patrol to detail the nation’s immigration crisis.
Past Experience
David has worked as News Director at ABC affiliate KRDO-TV in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and has produced special projects, stories, and shows in the major markets of Washington, D.C., (WUSA-TV) and Denver (KUSA-TV). David also won an Emmy Award for producing the top newscast in Colorado Springs in 1989. He joined CBN News in 2003.
David Brody Speaking Topics
Breaking into the Industry
The Intersection of Faith and Politics