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[[File:Brzezinski -MBFI 2013 fRF.jpg|thumb|right|upright|Brzezinski at the]] [[File:First Lady Jill Biden participates in an interview with Morning Joe co-host Mika Brzezinski on 10 January 2024 in the her East Wing Office of the White House.jpg|thumb|Brzezinski interviewing]] [[File:Interviewers Turned Interviewees (10604).jpg|thumb|Brzezinski being interviewed at]] '''Mika Brzezinski''' is an American [[television host]], [[author]], and [[journalist]] known for co-hosting MSNBC's morning news and talk show, ''[[Morning Joe]]''. Born on May 2, 1967, in New York City, she is the daughter of the late [[Zbigniew Brzezinski]], a prominent [[political scientist]] and former [[National Security Advisor]] to President [[Jimmy Carter]], and sculptor Emilie Anna Benešová. Mika Brzezinski's career in journalism has spanned several decades, during which she has become a notable figure in political commentary and news broadcasting.

==Early Life and Education==
Mika Brzezinski was raised in a family deeply involved in international affairs and politics, which significantly influenced her career path. She attended the [[Madeira School]], a girls' preparatory school in Virginia, before enrolling at [[Georgetown University]]. Later, she transferred to [[Williams College]] in Massachusetts, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in English in 1989.

==Career==
Brzezinski's journalism career began at [[WTIC-TV]] in Hartford, Connecticut, where she worked as an assistant. She quickly moved up the ranks, taking on roles as a general assignments reporter and then as a weekday morning anchor. Her early career also included stints at [[WFSB-TV]] in Hartford and [[CBS]] affiliate [[WHDH-TV]] in Boston.

In 2001, Brzezinski joined [[CBS News]] as a correspondent and was later promoted to anchor of the CBS Evening News Weekend Edition. During her time at CBS, she gained recognition for her coverage of the [[September 11 attacks]] in 2001, reporting live from Ground Zero.

Brzezinski joined [[MSNBC]] in 2007 as a co-host of ''Morning Joe'', alongside [[Joe Scarborough]] and [[Willie Geist]]. The show has been praised for its in-depth analysis of political news, interviews with key political figures, and its unique blend of news coverage with informal discussion. Brzezinski's role on ''Morning Joe'' has made her a prominent voice in political journalism, known for her sharp analysis and candid opinions on current affairs.

==Authorship==
In addition to her broadcasting career, Mika Brzezinski is an accomplished author. She has written several books focusing on her career, challenges faced by women in the workplace, and personal health. Her notable works include ''All Things at Once'' (2010), ''Knowing Your Value: Women, Money, and Getting What You're Worth'' (2011), and ''Obsessed: America's Food Addiction—and My Own'' (2013).

==Personal Life==
Mika Brzezinski is married to her co-host, Joe Scarborough. The couple's relationship was widely covered in the media, culminating in their marriage in 2018. Brzezinski is also known for her advocacy on issues related to women's empowerment and mental health.

==Legacy and Influence==
Mika Brzezinski's impact on journalism and political commentary is significant. Through her work on ''Morning Joe'', she has contributed to shaping the public's understanding of political events and issues. Her advocacy for women's rights and mental health has also made her a respected figure beyond the realm of journalism.

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