Mika Brzezinski

Mika Brzezinski is a prominent American talk show host, best known for co-hosting MSNBC’s weekday morning broadcast, *Morning Joe*, alongside her husband, Joe Scarborough. Her journalism career began as a CBS News correspondent, where she made a significant impact as the principal “Ground Zero” reporter during the September 11 attacks. Her reporting during this critical time earned her recognition and paved the way for her transition to MSNBC in 2007, where she initially served as an occasional anchor before becoming a co-host of *Morning Joe*.

Born into a politically influential family, Mika is the daughter of Zbigniew Brzezinski, a notable diplomat and political scientist who served as National Security Advisor to President Jimmy Carter. This background has shaped her keen interest in political issues and her commitment to advocacy. She is a visiting fellow at the Harvard Institute of Politics, where she continues to engage with the next generation of leaders.

Mika is particularly passionate about wage equality for women, using her platform to highlight the importance of equal pay and opportunities in the workplace. Her advocacy for women’s rights is a recurring theme in her discussions on *Morning Joe* and her public speaking engagements.

In addition to her broadcasting career, Brzezinski is the author of three books, including two focused on her experiences as a journalist and one addressing food addiction. Her diverse career and dedication to important social issues have solidified her status as a respected voice in both media and advocacy.