PBS News Hour

Robert MacNeil played the role of Self - Anchor, helping to establish PBS NewsHour's reputation for quality journalism.

Gwen Ifill served as Self - Anchor on PBS NewsHour, contributing significant insight and integrity to the news program.

Jim Lehrer held the position of Self - Anchor on PBS NewsHour, providing viewers with a deep understanding of national and international events.

Amna Nawaz currently anchors the one-hour weekday editions of PBS NewsHour, guiding audiences through in-depth news analysis.

Judy Woodruff has served as Self - Anchor on PBS NewsHour, bringing decades of journalism experience to the show's daily broadcasts.

Geoff Bennett co-anchors the PBS NewsHour's one-hour weekday editions, providing comprehensive reports on current affairs.

Appearing as Self (Representative, Democrat Texas), Jim Wright contributed to the show's political coverage through his interviews and commentaries.

John B. Anderson played Self (Representative, Republican Illinois), offering his perspectives on legislative issues during his time on PBS NewsHour.

Gerald Ford appeared as Self (Archive footage), with historical recordings that enrich the program's contextual narratives.

Wendy Kamaiko was featured as Self (Unemployed Teacher), providing a personal angle on stories related to the job market and education.

Sal Melluso took on the role of Self (Unemployed Policeman), sharing his experiences to shed light on broader socio-economic topics.