Everything you need to know about Elise Jordan

Catherine Elise Jordan is an American journalist, political analyst and television personality, born September 23, 1982 in Holly Springs, Mississippi, USA. She was a speechwriter for Condoleezza Rice, communications director for the National Security Council during President George W. Bush’s administration. She has appeared as a political analyst on NBC News and MSNBC, and is known as a supporter of the Republican Party.

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First steps

Elise is the daughter of Kelly Jordan and Susan Boone Jordan; she has a brother called Russell. Her curiosity for journalism started early in her life during high school, and she showed an interest in writing from an early age, a fact she showed when she wrote a formal letter apologizing to her mother in her teens.

Education, hobbies and family

Yale University

Elise graduated from Yale University in 2004 with a degree in history. Not much is known about her time at Yale, her friends, or other extracurricular activities there.

Hobbies

In addition to her love of writing and journalism, Elise often shows her love for animals and interest in skiing on her Instagram account. She owns a corgi dog named Bobby. One of Elise’s main recurring hobbies is spending time with her nieces and nephews and sharing quite a few pictures of them on her Instagram.

Career

First jobs

Elise Jordan began her career when she graduated from Yale and landed her first prominent position at the State Department as a speechwriter for the second Secretary of State in the George Bush administration, Condoleezza Rice. who later became the communications director of the National Security Council and a speechwriter for the president. In 2008 she started working in the US embassy in Baghdad.

When the Bush administration ended, Elise started working for Deloitte & Touche in 2009 and later in 2011, became a columnist for the conservative editorial magazine National Review Online. She worked on the latter for only six months, but it helped her gain experience as a columnist, a fact she would later demonstrate when she became a contributor to prominent portals and magazines such as The Daily Beast and Time.

TV Shows – 2011 to 2016

In 2011, she would appear on Fox News for the first time, on the satirical talk show “Red Eye with Tom Shillue”, and for the second time on “Hannity”, a show also aired on Fox News in which she has made several appearances over the years. . Her participation in these shows created her reputation as a Republican supporter and political commentator. In the following years, she would appear on shows such as ‘Fox and Friends’ and ‘On the Record with Brit Hume’, both shows of a conservative political nature. Other shows in which she has performed several times since 2016 include “Morning Joe” and “Weekend Today” on NBC News.

NBC News and MSNBC – 2016 to Present

Her participation in NBC News and MSNBC, both networks that often display progressive political views, has pushed her out of her comfort zone and challenged her opinion.

It has also given her a platform to express a wider variety of opinions, to the point where she has made visible her disapproval of the Trump administration through these networks.

Podcast “Words Matter” – 2018

In 2018, after publicly displaying her disapproval of Trump politics, she created a political center-right themed podcast called “Words Matter,” co-hosted Steve Schmidt and produced by Adam Levine, a project that ended abruptly in February. 2019 when in one of the podcast’s episodes, Jordan and his producer interviewed Schmidt, asking if Howard Schultz was running as an independent candidate for the US presidency. Schmidt, who was an advisor to Schultz, walked out of the studio in the middle of the interview; it was believed that Jordan and Levine were unaware that Schmidt was advising Schultz, but the questions posed during the interview put Schmidt in a difficult position.

After the episode, Schmidt spoke during the program about his disapproval of the interrogation. After this episode, Elise Jordan also retired from the podcast, but the project is still running under the same name, with different hosts.

Personal life: relationships and marriages

Michael Hastings – 2007 to 2013

Elise Jordan met Michael Hastings while working as a speechwriter for Condoleezza Rice. She later started dating him when they were both in Afghanistan between 2008 and 2009. In 2010’s New Years, Hastings asked Jordan and they married in May 2011. Hastings was a well-known American journalist, reporter and author, also an editor and frequent contributor to Rolling Stone and Buzzfeed.

He gained fame as a journalist when he published “The Runaway General”, a story about Stanley McChrystal, a United States Army general, in Rolling Stone in 2010. This report Hastings won a Polk Award and the Huffington Post named him one of the “Game Changers” of 2010. In addition to his work as a reporter, Hastings also published a book in 2008 called “I Lost My Love in Baghdad: A Modern War Story,” two years for his report on McChrystal. In this book, Hastings recounts the day his former fiancée, Andrea Parhamovich, was murdered in Baghdad in 2007, when the convoy she was traveling in was ambushed. These works and his reports from Baghdad gave Hastings a good reputation in the media.

Hastings Death – 2013.

On June 18, 2013, Michael Hastings died in a car accident in Los Angeles, widow Elise Jordan and many questions about his death open†

A year after he died, a novel titled “The Last Magazine,” written by Hastings, was published by Elise Jordan, who edited and brought it to life after finding the manuscript after his death.

Mike Hogan – 2017 to present

Elise Jordan found love again after several years of Hastings passing. She and Mike Hogan married on September 23, 2017 and went on a honeymoon to Italy. It’s not known when Elise first met Mike Hogan, but before the wedding, they often shared photos of themselves together, taking care of Bobby, Jordan’s corgi, or with their nieces and nephews. They also shared little bits? their ski trips on Instagram. Mike Hogan is the digital editor of Vanity Fair.

Children

Elise Jordan has no children yet. She often refers to her corgi dog Bobby, as the child of her and her husband Mike.

Net value

As of 2020, Elise Jordan has an estimated net worth of over $1.2 million, which is expected to increase as she continues to work in journalism and make TV appearances.

Physical Characteristics

Elise Jordan is a woman of white ethnicity, of slim build; she is 1.85 m tall. Her eyes are green and her natural hair color is blonde, and she keeps it a styled short length. She looks elegant and professional when she appears on TV.

Interesting facts

• Elise Jordan is known as a Republican supporter; however, she has expressed her displeasure with Trump’s administration and politics on several occasions.
• Regardless of her conservative political affiliations, Jordan appears as a political analyst on NBC News and MSNBC, networks that often tend more towards progressive political opinions.
• Her father Kelly Jordan died in 2016.
• She has a brother named Russell Jordan.
• She got married on September 22, 2017, just two days before her birthday.
• Elise has a niece who was named after her†
• Elise often goes on vacation with her family to her hometown in Mississippi.