Dana Perino

Dana Perino has transitioned from White House Press Secretary to a prominent political commentator and author, sharing her insights across various media platforms. After serving as the 26th White House Press Secretary under President George W. Bush from August 31, 2007, until January 2009, Dana Perino cemented her position as a leading political communicator, becoming only the second woman to hold the prestigious role. Her distinguished career in public service began in Washington, D.C., as a staff assistant for Congressman Scott McInnis.

Transitioning from government, Perino joined Fox News as a political commentator in 2009, swiftly becoming a highly recognizable figure on American television. She became a regular co-host on the popular panel show ‘The Five’ and later hosted ‘The Daily Briefing with Dana Perino’ from 2017 to 2021. In 2021, she elevated her role further, becoming a co-anchor for ‘America’s Newsroom’ alongside Bill Hemmer. Beyond her media contributions, President Barack Obama appointed Perino to the Broadcasting Board of Governors in 2009, a nomination she was confirmed for in 2010 and served on until 2012.

The same year, Perino moderated the second GOP presidential primary debate on Fox Business, showcasing her authoritative presence in political journalism. Currently, Perino continues her prominent roles at Fox News, shaping national conversations daily on ‘The Five’ and ‘America’s Newsroom.’ In 2023, she expanded her reach with the launch of her podcast, ‘Perino on Politics,’ offering deeper dives into current events and political analysis. Her consistent presence across television, publishing, and audio platforms underscores her enduring influence as a trusted voice in American political commentary.