Mara Liasson

Mara Liasson has been covering Washington for National Public Radio since 1985. She served as NPR’s White House correspondent during the Clinton administration, has covered every presidential election since 1992, and has been a political contributor to Fox News since 1997. That breadth of experience across administrations, parties, and media platforms makes her one of the most credible political analysts working today.

Analysis Without the Noise

What Liasson brings to the keynote stage is the ability to cut through partisan framing and deliver clear-eyed, accessible analysis of what is actually happening in American government. She has earned three White House Correspondents’ Association awards and is a regular presence on Special Report with Bret Baier and Fox News Sunday. Business audiences value her because she explains political and policy dynamics in terms of real-world implications rather than ideological positioning.

Decades of Access, Perspective, and Credibility

Liasson has reported from inside every major political event of the past four decades, building relationships and institutional knowledge that cannot be acquired in any other way. Her presentations address the current political landscape, the future of American governance, media’s role in politics, and the policy environment facing organizations and industries navigating Washington’s output.

Mara Liasson keynotes are booked for events focused on political analysis, government affairs, media and democracy, election outlooks, and helping business and association leaders understand the political environment shaping their industries.

Politics and Elections

When it comes to politics and elections, Mara Liasson is of the most trusted voices in political journalism. In her positions as Political Contributor for Fox News, National Political Correspondent for NPR and the host of several award-winning newsmagazines, Liasson wields the experience needed to provide audiences with a solid understanding of the issues. Serving as White House correspondent during the Clinton Administration and covering every presidential election from 1992 to 2012 for NPR, Liasson delivers a candid perspective on how the media will impact the politics and policy issues facing the country today