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Kate Bolduan is known as an American news anchor. She is most famous for co-hosting New Day on CNN.
Kate Bolduan spent her childhood in the Goshen area of Indiana. Her father was a surgeon and her mother, Nadine was a nurse. She grew up with three siblings. She showed an interest in dancing and sports as a young girl. Her love for both dancing and athletics led to her becoming a cheerleader. She won the Junior Miss 2000 title in Goshen when she sang show tunes in the talent search part of the competition. She was a high school salutatorian.
Kate graduated from George Washington University in 2005 with a degree in Journalism. She also participated in stage acting and volleyball during her college years.
Bolduan is married to Michael David Gershenson. Bolduan converted to Judaism before her marriage to Michael. When Bolduan got pregnant, her fellow female CNN staffers got upset after the network permanently replaced her while she was on maternity leave. Alisyn Camerota was only supposed to be temporarily filling in for Bolduan’s role alongside Chris Cuomo and Michaela Pereira. While the world was witnessing the terrorist attack in France, CNN announced that Bolduan would be replaced by Ms. Camerota permanently.
CNN defended their decision with research that showed New Day had ratings boost with Camerota. CNN also felt Bolduan lacked chemistry with her co-anchors. Still, many of the female staffers felt CNN should have waited until Bolduan returned from maternity leave before making any changes. They felt it was disrespectful to females to make that sort of a decision while a new mom is trying to ease into a new life.
Kate Bolduan began her career in television journalism when she started as a production assistant at NBC News and MSNBC. She later served as a general assignment reporter for WTVD-TV which was located in Raleigh.
Kate started her career at CNN in 2007. She was 24 years old when she was made the national correspondent for CNN Newsource. She provided breaking news reports and other feature stories for over 800 CNN Newsource affiliates. She was later made congressional correspondent and the co-anchor of the show The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer. Kate Bolduan was also the anchor of State of the Race, a US politics-based show on CNN International broadcasting.
Bolduan had fun covering intense political races. Her crew engaged international audiences by offering the latest news on the campaign and giving them the inside picture of what went on inside the campaigns and what the voters were thinking.
Bolduan has covered all the major news events ranging from the second trial of O.J. Simpson to the negotiations involving the national debt. Her anchoring job with Wolf Blitzer has further enhanced her talent and given her valuable experience. Her mentor at WRC Pat Collins praises Bolduan and says that she is highly talented and deserves her present position and success.
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She had a memorable moment when she reported a story about Omran, a Syrian boy covered in blood and dust after one of the attacks on innocent civilians in Aleppo. When she shared the shocking footage, she reflected the emotions of millions of people as she fought back tears when she told his story on CNN. She told the viewers how his life in the Syrian capital of Aleppo witnessing a civil war is totally different from the perspective enjoyed by most American children. Totally covered in dust as if he was a construction worker, Omran looked to be in total shock. A wound on his head was shedding blood all over his face, it was the result of an airstrike that brought destroyed his home.
Bolduan showed the pictures and later commented on how Omran was pulled from under the remains of his home. Her voice began to crack as the footage played for the audience. The images and videos of Bolduan’s broadcast were shared on social media. A debate arose over the reasons why powerful nations were neglecting the crisis. The boy died later from another attack but sadly nobody cared or noticed.
Bolduan challenged Trump's advisor about whether their plan to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. would have stopped an American citizen like the terrorist who murdered 49 people at an Orlando nightclub over the weekend.
Trump called for a ban on Muslim immigrants after the last attack on a club in Orlando, arguing that many followers of Islam had the same thoughts of that killer. Bolduan countered that the person committed the attack is a U.S. citizen, born right in New York City. She sarcastically argued that instead of banning terrorists, why not ban all Muslims? She thought it was foolish for Trump to pin the attack on a whole religion when it was just one bad seed in a group. To prevent a group of people from entering the country when it was actually a US citizen that committed the crime was wrong in her eyes.
During her career, Bolduan was involved in a controversy concerning the Supreme Court ruling on President Obama’s health care overhaul. Wolf Blitzer had on the basis of the reporting done by Bolduan, announced that the law was ousted, but the court mandate did not disturb the law and it stayed intact. CNN corrected its reporting immediately and apologize for Bolduan’s mistake.
In 1994, Bolduan’s mother was indicted in a case of reckless homicide after she killed a 9-year-old girl and injured a 10-year-old kid while riding on a Jet Ski on Indiana Lake. The Bolduans had to pay over $1 million in a settlement.
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