Early Life
Juan Williams is a famous writer as well as an American journalist. In 1997 he was a key commentator on the Fox News channel and helped the channel to break the records.
In his career he wrote many famous books and out of them the mist popular ones are the latest one Enough: The Phoney Leaders, also a few more books Dead-End Movements, Culture of Failure That Are Undermining Black America–and What We Can Do About It.
He was born in Colon, Panama as his parents share the same professions luckily as both of them were educators.
Education
His family moved to New York when he was two years old. After completing his intermediate primary education he went to Queens College and from there he did a bachelor’s degree course in communication.
In 1976 he successfully completed his graduation and at the initial phase of his life he joined the Washington Post as a newspaper reporter and showed all his skills of communication there.
Journalism Career
As he was awarded the most prestigious journalism awards, in which the awards like George Polk Award and Edward R. Murrow Award was also there.Juan Williams’ career as a commentator on Fox News Channel has made him one of the most recognizable voices in American news media.Williams joined Fox News Channel as a contributor in 2010.
Williams joined National Public Radio (NPR) as a senior correspondent. As per the records his approximately net worth is around $ 2 million dollars.
He has worked for various news organisations, including The Washington Post, National Public Radio, Fox News Channel, and The Wall Street Journal.
He later became a reporter and national correspondent for the newspaper. In 1987, he won the Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting for his coverage of the United States’ invasion of Panama.
In 1997, Williams left The Washington Post to join National Public Radio (NPR) as a senior correspondent.
Williams attended New York public schools and graduated from Queens College in 1976 with a bachelor’s degree in political science. When he joined The Washington Post in 1982 he was covering national politics news there.
He also worked for The Wall Street Journal for a long time as a columnist. He spent almost 10 years there. Worked there till 2000. After that NPR brought new opportunities for him and till 2010 he worked as senior national correspondent as his one statement ruin his whole career. Due to that statement on muslim community he was got fired from his position role.
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