Peter Doocy

Doocy (top) in 2010

Peter Doocy (born July 21, 1987^[1]) is a general assignment reporter for Fox News Channel and the son of Fox News anchor Steve Doocy.^[2]

Education

Doocy graduated from Villanova University with a B.A. and contributed to Fox News as a Palestra reporter while in college.^[3]^[4]

As a college junior Doocy became well known for the question he asked in April 2008 to John McCain about Hillary Clinton's drinking during Chris Matthews's Hardball College Tour.^[5]^[6]

Career

Doocy began in New York City in 2009 as a general assignment reporter for Fox News Channel. He has covered a variety of stories that include former vice president Dick Cheney's heart transplant surgery in March 2012, the floods in the Midwest in 2011, Hurricane Sandy, and the 2008 and 2012 presidential elections. He also reported on the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut.^[4]^[7] Doocy regularly reports from Capitol Hill and the White House.

Doocy obtained the exclusive TV interview with The Man Who Killed Usama bin Laden, former Navy SEAL Robert O'Neill. That special reportedly had the highest ratings of any documentary in Fox News Channel history.^[8]

Starting in 2015, Fox has assigned Doocy on occasion as a substitute on his father's show, Fox & Friends.

References

↑ Peter Doocy at the Internet Movie Database
↑ Krakauer, Steve (June 9, 2009). "Peter Doocy Joins Fox News". TV Newser. Retrieved April 24, 2013.
↑ Guthrie, Marisa (May 11, 2008). "Fox News Seeks College Knowledge". Broadcasting & Cable. Retrieved September 29, 2010.
1 2 "Peter Doocy | Biography". Fox News. January 13, 2011. Retrieved 18 June 2013.
↑ Shea, Danny (June 9, 2009). "Peter Doocy, Steve Doocy's Son, Joins Fox News". Huffington Post. Retrieved 18 June 2013.
↑ http://freddsez.blogspot.com/2014/07/peter-doocy-doesnt-belong-on-fox-news.html
↑ Coglianese, Vince. "Hurricane Sandy captures Peter Doocy's foot in wet sand". Daily Caller. Retrieved 18 June 2013.
↑ "TV Ratings: Fox News' Sit-down With Bin Laden Shooter Hits Time Slot High, Sets Records". The Hollywood Reporter. November 12, 2014.

Current Fox News Channel anchors and correspondents

Anchors	David Asman Bret Baier Julie Banderas Shannon Bream Patti Ann Browne Heather Childers Jamie Colby Ainsley Earhardt Harris Faulkner Bill Hemmer Brit Hume Jenna Lee Martha MacCallum Heather Nauert Arthel Neville Uma Pemmaraju Jon Scott Eric Shawn Shepard Smith Kelly Wright

Hosts	Carol Alt Maria Bartiromo Eric Bolling Brenda Buttner Tucker Carlson Neil Cavuto Rebecca Diamond Steve Doocy Kimberly Guilfoyle Paul Gigot Greg Gutfeld Megyn Kelly Howard Kurtz Sean Hannity Brian Kilmeade Anna Kooiman Meghan McCain Clayton Morris Bill O'Reilly Dana Perino Jeanine Pirro Geraldo Rivera Sandra Smith Chris Wallace Juan Williams

Correspondents and reporters	Brenda Buttner Carl Cameron Cheryl Casone Jamie Colby Kevin Corke Claudia Cowan Peter Doocy Mike Emanuel Lea Gabrielle Trace Gallagher Wendell Goler Lauren Green Jennifer Griffin Steve Harrigan Molly Henneberg Ed Henry Catherine Herridge Adam Housley Abby Huntsman Laura Ingle Griff Jenkins Phil Keating Amy Kellogg Douglas Kennedy Rick Leventhal Molly Line Dagen McDowell Doug McKelway Elizabeth Prann John Roberts James Rosen Jonathan Serrie Eric Shawn Casey Stegall Anita Vogel Kelly Wright

Editors	Manny Alvarez Fred Barnes Mort Kondracke Bill Sammon

Contributors and analysts	Keith Ablow Michael Baden Mike Baker Michael Barone Evan Bayh Jedediah Bila Tammy Bruce Pat Caddell James Carville Linda Chavez Liz Cheney Alan Colmes Bill Cowan Monica Crowley Stacey Dash Bo Dietl Nina Easton Jessica Ehrlich Mallory Factor Michelle Fields Mark Fuhrman Mike Gallagher Marc Ginsberg Bernard Goldberg Jonah Goldberg Jehmu Greene Richard Grenell Katherine Timpf Stephen Hayes Pete Hegseth Daniel Henninger Tamara Holder Laura Ingraham Santita Jackson Jack Keane Charles Krauthammer Bill Kristol Dennis Kucinich Taya Kyle Charles Lane John "Bradshaw" Layfield John LeBoutillier Andrew Levy Mara Liasson Rich Lowry Michelle Malkin Leslie Marshall KT McFarland Angela McGlowan Bernard McGuirk Thomas McInerney Dennis Miller Judith Miller Jonathan Morris Andrew Napolitano Oliver North Joanne Nosuchinsky Katie Pavlich Charles Payne Ralph Peters Walid Phares James Pinkerton Kirsten Powers Sandy Rios Peter Robinson Julie Roginsky Ed Rollins Karl Rove David Samadi Doug Schoen Tom Shillue Marc Siegel Todd Starnes A. B. Stoddard Cal Thomas Joe Trippi Liz Trotta Stuart Varney Jesse Watters Allen West Lis Wiehl George Will Byron York

Meteorologists	Janice Dean Maria Molina

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