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Alexander Marlow is Editor in Chief of Breitbart News Network. He was the first employee of Breitbart.com and worked closely with Andrew Breitbart from 2008 until his death in 2012. Marlow ascended to the top of the masthead in 2013 at just 27 years old. With about 25 million monthly readers, Breitbart.com is among the top five pure news publishers in the US according to Amazon.com-owned Alexa.com. Marlow hosts Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM Patriot (Ch. 125), the morning drive show for the only conservative satellite radio channel. He’s been on the covers of TIME magazine and Newsweek, was profiled in the The New York Times Magazine, and was named to Forbes magazine’s 30 Under 30. Marlow is a Los Angeles native and graduated from U.C. Berkeley. He lives near Washington, DC with his wife, children, and assorted dogs.

David Webb has been entertaining and informing the public for decades on topics from music to talk. He’s been a voice in Boston, Houston, Dallas, and NYC; and in syndication across the country. Now he is on satellite radio and television. Webb joined the SiriusXM Patriot lineup in 2009, but this platform is not the only place he reaches conservatives. He is also the host of Reality Check with David Webb on Fox Nation and is a contributor to Fox News. Additionally, he is a columnist for The Hill and Breitbart News. Webb is on the board of directors of the Young Marines National Foundation, Wounded Warriors Family Support, and the Left Standing Foundation. Webb co-founded TeaParty365 in NYC, a nonpartisan advocacy group for fiscal responsibility; and Reclaim New York, a non-partisan 501(c) non-profit organization focusing on citizen education and activation on affordability, jobs, economy, and government accountability. When Webb is not working in media or on conservative and veterans causes, he enjoys a good bourbon and some BBQ, often in Miami.

The next generation of great talk radio got his “start” in fourth grade when he drew radio controls on his loose-leaf binder and stuck a pencil in the center to be his microphone. In 1990, Andrew Wilkow became a real DJ at the college station 640-AM WDTU at S.U.N.Y. Delhi in upstate New York. His first show was a mix of punk metal and nineties alternative, plus whatever “politically incorrect” things Wilkow could say or do to get people to call the request line. In 1993, he moved to Gainesville, FL to attend school at the University of Florida, and was an overnight DJ at WRUF-FM. His personal politics were not exactly a welcome thing to the staff at a rock radio station during the Clinton years. Wilkow graduated in 1996 with a degree in telecommunications operations. He worked his way back to the Northeast through various radio stations in Florida and West Virginia. On September 11, 2001, Wilkow was the midday DJ at an alternative rock station in Hartford, CT. That’s when he turned from music radio to politics and opinion, and soon was filling in for the great Mark Levin on talk radio WABC in NYC. Wilkow’s popularity just kept rising, and in August 2006, “The Wilkow Majority” became part of SiriusXM Patriot, a show that is based “in one thing and one thing only—rational thought” and has inspired millions ever since. He also hosts a show on BlazeTV. In addition to schooling people on the principles of the US Constitution, Wilkow, and his wife Britany, parent three children.

Known for his provocative style and free-wheeling, passionate commentary on politics and the American agenda, Sean Hannity is one of the most prominent and influential conservative voices in the country.

American lawyer and author Mark Levin hosts The Mark Levin Show, a syndicated show among the top-rated on talk radio, which broadcasts daily on nearly 400 stations. Levin is one of America’s preeminent conservative commentators and constitutional lawyers. He worked in the administration of President Ronald Reagan and was a chief of staff for Attorney General Edwin Meese. He is also the host of Life, Liberty & Levin on Fox News, editor-in-chief of Conservative Review, and a contributing editor for National Review Online. He is a NYT best-selling author of seven books and still practices law in the private sector.

Prior to writing for Breitbart, Jerome Hudson worked at the Government Accountability Institute with author, investigative journalist, and political commentator Peter Schweizer. There, Hudson was heavily involved in uncovering government corruption. In 2013 Hudson began writing for Breitbart, where today he is the entertainment editor, specializing in showing the vast disconnect between Hollywood and the everyday American. He looks for incongruities and full-blown hypocrisy between what celebrities say and do, “like Leonardo DeCaprio, tweeting from his half-a-football-field-sized yacht, or from a private jet, saying we all have to reduce our carbon emissions,” he says. Hudson’s first book 50 Things They Don’t Want You to Know (Harper Collins, September 2019) provides facts, statistics, and analysis that the mainstream media works to hide from the public. He also is a member of the Project 21 Black Leadership Network, serving on the organization’s national advisory council.

Matt Boyle joined Breitbart News Network just after the 2012 election, following a successful stint at the Daily Caller, where he broke stories on corruption in the State Department. Though not always a conservative—he voted for Obama in 2008—Boyle began to lean right as he watched the way the media and political establishment treated the Tea Party. “I saw decent, honest people falsely accused of being racists,” he says. As he grew into his conservative chops, he withdrew from the Masters in Journalism program at American University, finding the professors “too leftist.” In 2015, Boyle assumed the role of editor for Breitbart’s Washington Bureau. He interviewed virtually every Republican 2016 contender for President, including then-candidate Donald Trump, who refers to Boyle as “the first,” as in the first reporter to take his candidacy seriously. Besides hosting the weekly Breitbart News Saturday, Boyle is also a weekly guest on America First with Sebastian Gorka. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Flagler College in Florida.

Sonnie Johnson is the host of Sonnie’s Corner on SiriusXM Patriot. She’s a contributor at Breitbart, where she mixes conservative intellect with hip-hop culture. Born and raised in Richmond, Virginia, she is committed to rebuilding Black Wallstreet by practicing conservatism equally applied.

Stacy Washington is the co-chair of the Coalition Advisory Board of Black Voices for Trump and is the co-chairwoman of the Project 21 National Advisory Council of the National Center for Public Policy Research. Washington is a decorated Air Force veteran (and the fourth generation of her family to serve in the armed forces). Washington’s father served as an army military police officer and her mother worked as a budget analyst for the federal government. They raised Washington and her sister in Germany. Washington has traveled all over the world, including Saudi Arabia, Europe, and Russia. She is an NRA member and supporter of the Second Amendment, and is the Second Amendment Foundation’s 2018 Journalist of the Year. She has made numerous television appearances on Fox News, Fox Business, NRATV, Al Jazeera, CNN, and The Blaze. Washington and her husband live in St. Louis and are raising three children and a couple of rescue pets. When not on the air or being a mom, she works on Bible studies and collecting cowgirl boots.

Joel Pollak is senior editor-at-large and in-house counsel at Breitbart News Network. He was born in South Africa and raised in the Chicago suburbs. After graduating Harvard College with high honors in social studies, environmental science, and public policy, he became a Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholar in South Africa. He later served as chief speechwriter for the Leader of the Opposition in the South African Parliament, and completed a Master of Arts degree in Jewish Studies at the University of Cape Town. Back home in the US, he graduated Harvard Law School and went on to work as a research fellow at the Hudson Institute. He ran, unsuccessfully, for US Congress in 2010, but befriended conservative media pioneer Andrew Breitbart along the way, later joining him in Los Angeles, where they worked side-by-side transforming a blog into a 24-hour news website that would go on to change American politics. Pollak is the author of several books, including How Trump Won: The Inside Story of a Revolution, as well as a winner of the Robert Novak Journalism Alumni Fellowship. He lives in Pacific Palisades, California with his wife Julia and family.