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Jonathan Hunt

Jonathan Hunt is the New York-based chief correspondent for FOX News Channel's FOX Report. Previously, he was based in Los Angeles. He joined the network as a freelance international correspondent in 2002.

Most recently, Jonathan provided live coverage of the Royal Wedding live from Westminster Abbey. He has traveled across the globe for Fox, covering the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq (where he was the first Fox correspondent to go into the dangerous city of Fallujah). Jonathan has also covered the Israeli-Palestinian conflict extensively, spending many months in Israel and in Gaza. He also covered the 2006 Israeli-Hezbollah conflict from Beirut. He has reported on the global warming controversy live from the Arctic, joined the Mexican Army and police on raids in the ongoing drug war, investigated fake tequila south of the border, and has traveled to China to examine that country's economic and environmental issues and to ask the age-old question - how do pandas have sex?

Prior to joining FNC, Jonathan was the European bureau chief for Sky News where he covered the riots at the 2001 G8 Summit in Italy and the eruption of Mt. Etna in Sicily. From 1995 to 2000, he served as the US Bureau Chief and Senior correspondent for Sky News in Washington, D.C. During that time, Jonathan covered the Oklahoma City bombing, the O.J. Simpson trail and verdict, the Monica Lewinsky scandal, and President Clinton's impeachment. He also anchored Sky News' coverage of the 1996 Presidential election from Washington, D.C. and the 2000 election from Austin, Texas.

As a Sky News correspondent, Hunt also reported on the Barcelona Olympics in 1992, the Irish Republican Army's ongoing aggression in Northern Ireland, and several British elections. He has made two documentaries in India for Sky News and interviewed every British Prime Minister from Margaret Thatcher to Tony Blair.

Originally from Somerset, England, Jonathan played competitive soccer and rugby as a teenager.

Tue May 22, 2012
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  Iran signals wider UN access as nuclear talks loom
  
  Tehran attempts to gain edge with U.S. and other world powers
  
  4:47
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  Supreme Court denies twins' benefits
  
  Lis Wiehl and defense attorney Kelly Saindon on the fairness of this decision and other top legal headlines
  
  7:55
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  When should you hit the road?
  
  Di-Ann Eisnor tells us about how a new app can lessen your drive time this holiday weekend
  
  4:12
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  Fallout from Cory Booker's statements
  
  Sascha Burns and Ed Pozzuoli debate the mayor of Newark's recent flip flop
  
  5:44
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  What did the NATO summit accomplish?
  
  Christian Whiton discusses the importance of this alliance and its relevance
  
  6:49
Mon May 21, 2012
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  The Hill Report: Bain is fair game
  
  Managing Editor from The Hill, Bob Cusack, on what President Obama's administration should and should not 'attack' and the latest on Romney's choices for VP
  
  6:47
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  Measuring the strength of Al-Qaeda
  
  James Carafano, from the Heritage Foundation, on the recent attacks in Yemen and where the smaller factions of the terrorist group are aligning themselves
  
  6:10
Fri May 18, 2012
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  Weekly polls change with the tide
  
  Pete Snyder, Liz Peek, and Jehmu Greene talk about the key issues of the election and whether or not these reflect in national polling
  
  6:18
Thu May 17, 2012
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  Is it time for Generation X to grow up?
  
  Jen Lancaster discusses why she believes it's time for young Americans to take control over their lives.
  
  4:70
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  Last minute travel tips for London's Olympics
  
  Lonely Planet's Robert Reid on what you need to know if you want to head across the pond
  
  5:26
Wed May 16, 2012
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  Serbian general's war crimes trial begins at the Hague
  
  Ratko Mladic accused of helping orchestrate mass murder in Bosnia
  
  3:15
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  Does evidence show Zimmerman was acting in self defense?
  
  Tom Ruskin says the George Zimmerman trial will be a true test of Florida's 'Stand your ground' law
  
  15:13
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  Is the Democratic Party the 'party of government?'
  
  Jay Cost author of 'Spoiled Rotten' discusses how the democratic party lost its way
  
  5:46
Tue May 15, 2012
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  Should drones be used to surveil US citizens?
  
  Marc Alacqua, Lis Wiehl, and Doug Burns discuss whether domestic surveillance by drones cross a line when it comes to privacy?
  
  8:50
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  New security concerns at one of America's busiest airports
  
  Newark Liberty International employee accused of faking identity for 20 years
  
  5:00
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  Will gay rights remain a key issue in November?
  
  Leslie Marshall and Ed Pozzuoli discuss these polarizing political hot topics
  
  3:37
Mon May 14, 2012
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  Privacy concerns raised as US puts out rules for drone use
  
  30,000 drones expected to be in our skies by 2020
  
  2:51
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  Syria and Iran cooperating on shadow army
  
  Leveraging diplomatic strength with Syria - Is Turkey the answer?
  
  5:50
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  The Hill Report: Gay rights & US-Israel relations
  
  Bob Cusack reports on why some democrats are distancing themselves from the President and why Romney should visit Israel
  
  8:90
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  What if a social media fight breaks out on your turf?
  
  Jennifer Vickery, President of National Strategies Public Relations, on the importance of addressing negative social media interactions before it reaches the customer
  
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