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United States Errol Barnett is an Emmy-winning news anchor and national correspondent for CBS News, known for his assignments across five continents and his distinctive approach to journalism.
Errol Barnett is an anchor and national correspondent for CBS News, appearing across all programs and platforms, including CBS MORNING NEWS and Special Reports. He was part of CBS Mornings' 2022 Emmy win.
Errol Barnett spent eight years at CNN as a roving anchor and foreign correspondent, notably anchoring 'CNN Newsroom' and 'Inside Africa'. He contributed to the Peabody Award-winning coverage of the 'Arab Spring'.
Errol Barnett began his journalism career at age 18 as the youngest anchor and reporter for Channel One News, covering local and national news.
Errol Barnett occasionally shares his insights at forums for the United Nations, including UN Habitat's World Urban Forum in Cairo, Egypt (2024).
Errol Barnett has delivered insights at forums for the Milken Institute, including their Global Conference in Los Angeles (2017).
Errol Barnett shares his insight at forums for the UK Consulate in New York.
Errol Barnett has participated in NABJ events, including the Salute to Excellence Awards Gala (2022) and conferences (2016). He received an NABJ Salute to Excellence Award as host of CNN’s “Inside Africa”.
Errol Barnett has participated in NAHJ events, including the Salute to Excellence Awards Gala (2022) and conferences (2016).
Errol Barnett has been involved in Smithsonian events, such as the Exclusive Preview of "1,000 Years Of Slavery" in Martha's Vineyard (2021).
Errol Barnett has moderated events for FOCOS, including their Annual Gala in New York (2018).
Errol Barnett has participated in the Society of Professional Journalists' Annual Awards Dinner in Washington, D.C. (2018) and is a member.
Errol Barnett has attended and spoken at International Press Institute conferences in Johannesburg, South Africa (2014) and Vienna, Austria (2010).
Errol Barnett has participated in World Bank conferences, such as one in Johannesburg, South Africa (2012).
Errol Barnett has an IMDbPro profile, which helps enhance his professional presence in the entertainment industry.
Errol Barnett is represented by CAA Speakers for speaking engagements, highlighting his profile as an anchor and national correspondent.
Errol Barnett was present at the ICON MANN gala in Los Angeles during Oscars week 2023, and speaks at their forums.
Errol Barnett, born on April 3, 1983, in Milton Keynes, England, began his journalism career at the age of 18 when he was hired by Channel One News in Los Angeles. At the time, he was the youngest anchor and reporter for the youth-oriented network. During this period, he covered significant events such as the 9/11 terrorist attacks, then-Senator Barack Obama’s initial national speech, an interview with Congressman John Lewis, and reporting on the New England heroin epidemic. He also covered Barack Obama’s breakout DNC keynote speech and reported from the United Nations during Colin Powell’s presentation of WMD intelligence. After his time at Channel One, Barnett attended UCLA, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science with a focus on international relations. Following his graduation, he joined CNN in 2008.
At CNN, Barnett initially reported on the growing influence of social media and was part of the most viewed streaming event in history during President Obama’s Inauguration on CNN.com in 2008. In 2010, he anchored from CNN Abu Dhabi, focusing on the Arab Spring, contributing to the network’s Peabody Award-winning coverage. As a CNN foreign correspondent, he was based in Johannesburg, South Africa, covering the death of Nelson Mandela, the Oscar Pistorius murder trial, and various miner strikes. From 2011 to 2014, he hosted “Inside Africa,” an award-winning documentary program, reporting from 22 countries, including Senegal, Morocco, Ethiopia, and Madagascar. Later, while based in Atlanta, Georgia, he anchored “CNN Newsroom,” covering events like the Ferguson, Missouri protests and the death of Robin Williams.
In 2016, Barnett joined CBS News as a Washington, D.C.–based correspondent and anchor during the U.S. presidential election. He appeared on “CBS This Morning,” the “CBS Evening News,” and “Face the Nation.” He covered the Presidencies of Donald Trump and Joe Biden, artificial intelligence, and extreme weather events. In 2018, he had a notable interaction with the U.S. Secret Service while attempting to question Jared Kushner regarding his relationship with Mohammad Bin Salman. During the 2020 U.S. Presidential election, he interviewed then-candidate Joe Biden, asking about cognitive abilities. In 2024, Barnett was named the anchor of the “CBS Morning News,” streaming weekdays at 7:00 AM, ET on CBS News 24/7, and continues as a national correspondent based in New York City. He has also been a fill-in co-host on “CBS Mornings,” “CBS Saturday Morning,” and the “CBS Weekend News.” He has moderated discussions and spoken at conferences for organizations such as the United Nations, Milken Institute, and the Smithsonian, focusing on topics like freedom of the press and U.S. politics.
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