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'''Marvin Kalb''' is a [[liberal]] [[television]] newscaster as well as director at the ''Joan Shorenstein Center on Press, Politics and Public Policy'' at [[Harvard University]]’s, [[Kennedy School of Government]]. He is a currently a contributing news analyst for the [[Fox News Channel]]<ref>http://www.gwu.edu/~kalb/biography.html</ref>.
A broadcaster of over 30 years, Kalb has worked at [[CBS News]] and [[NBC News]]. At NBC he served as Chief Diplomatic Correspondent and moderator of longest running television show, [[Meet the Press]]. He is host of the ''National Press Club''’s monthly program, the ''Kalb Report''. Kalb has also authored over ten books.
Kalb has been criticized for his openly [[liberal]] approach to national and domestic policies. Marvin defended liberal CBS anchor [[Dan Rather]], stating that anyone that looked on him as a impartial newscaster was"mean-spirited"<ref>http://www.mediaresearch.org/biasbasics/biasbasics2.asp</ref>.
Kalb has received many distinguished awards including the ''2006 National Press Club Fourth Estate Award'', two [[Peabody Award]]s, the ''DuPont Prize from Columbia University''. Along with over half a dozen ''Overseas Press Club'' awards<ref>http://ksgfaculty.harvard.edu/marvin_kalb</ref>.
A broadcaster of over 30 years, Kalb has worked at [[CBS News]] and [[NBC News]]. At NBC he served as Chief Diplomatic Correspondent and moderator of longest running television show, [[Meet the Press]]. He is host of the ''National Press Club''’s monthly program, the ''Kalb Report''. Kalb has also authored over ten books.
Kalb has been criticized for his openly [[liberal]] approach to national and domestic policies. Marvin defended liberal CBS anchor [[Dan Rather]], stating that anyone that looked on him as a impartial newscaster was"mean-spirited"<ref>http://www.mediaresearch.org/biasbasics/biasbasics2.asp</ref>.
Kalb has received many distinguished awards including the ''2006 National Press Club Fourth Estate Award'', two [[Peabody Award]]s, the ''DuPont Prize from Columbia University''. Along with over half a dozen ''Overseas Press Club'' awards<ref>http://ksgfaculty.harvard.edu/marvin_kalb</ref>.