Chuck Todd is a prominent American television journalist who has made significant contributions to political reporting and analysis during his tenure at NBC News from 2007 to 2025. He began his career as the political director at NBC, where he provided insightful on-air political analysis across various programs, including Morning Joe and NBC Nightly News. His expertise in granular voting data analysis has set a standard in election coverage, showcasing his ability to break down complex political scenarios for a broad audience.

In 2014, Todd took over as the moderator of NBC’s Meet the Press, succeeding David Gregory. Under his leadership, the program maintained its status as one of the most-watched Sunday political shows, where he engaged with key political figures and tackled pressing national issues. Todd’s commitment to journalistic integrity was evident when he confronted misinformation during interviews, notably challenging the concept of “alternative facts” during a high-profile discussion with Kellyanne Conway.

Before his role at NBC, Todd was the editor-in-chief of National Journal’s The Hotline, where he honed his skills in political reporting. His work included co-hosting the webcast series Hotline TV, which further established his presence in the political journalism landscape. Todd’s ability to connect with audiences was recognized when he ranked among the top TV journalists in America by Mediaite.

In June 2023, Todd announced his departure from Meet the Press, transitioning the role to Kristen Welker. He expressed gratitude for his time at NBC and excitement for future projects. Additionally, Todd is an adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University and has authored notable works on political history, including The Stranger: Barack Obama in the White House, further solidifying his status as a respected voice in political journalism.