In October 2022, Cross generated controversy over Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's recent concussions. In December, Cross was named host of a new two-hour show on MSNBC, Cross Connection (often stylized as Crosstalk), replacing Reid's AM Joy Saturday slot, with Capehart taking the Sunday slot and Maxwell hosting her own show on NBC Peacock. Īs of August, Cross, Jonathan Capehart and Zerlina Maxwell were being considered for the weekend slot by MSNBC.
Cross has also served as the managing editor of The Beat DC. She has been a regular guest on MSNBC programs, most notably AM Joy, and in July 2020 she became one of the show's rotating guess hosts. Cross was also the Washington, D.C., bureau chief for BET Networks and later became a resident fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics. Her first journalism job was as a reporter at an Atlanta radio station, and she later worked for CNN as an associate producer in the early 2000s. Career Ĭross has spent over 20 years working with media and politics, covering local, state, and federal campaigns and elections, as well as Washington D.C. Ĭross attended, but did not graduate from Clark Atlanta University, where she majored in mass communications with an emphasis on radio, television, and film. Growing up, her mother would often take her to the public library, where she found a love for reading and writing. During this time, Cross was also a huge fan of Oprah and has claimed to never miss an episode of her show. When she was a teenager, she wanted to be the "brown Murphy Brown". While growing up she moved between Cleveland, Ohio, and Atlanta, Georgia. Early life and education Ĭross was born in Ohio. From 2020 to 2022, she was the host of The Cross Connection, a Saturday morning MSNBC show. Cross (born February 6, 1979) is an American television personality, political analyst, and author.
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