Kilmeade

Kilmeade, whose full name is Sean Patrick Kilmeade, is an American television and radio presenter and author. He is best known as a co-host of Fox News Channel’s morning program Fox & Friends, a position he has held since 1998. Kilmeade also hosts The Kilmeade Show, a nationally syndicated radio program on Fox News Radio, and regularly contributes to Fox News Channel programming as a guest and anchor.

Education and early career: Kilmeade earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in broadcast journalism from Long Island University Post. He began his career in local television and radio before joining Fox News, where he became a fixture of the network’s daytime and weekend programming.

Books and writings: Kilmeade has co-authored several history books with Don Yaeger, focusing on lesser-known episodes in American history. Notable titles include George Washington's Secret Six: The Spy Ring That Saved the American Revolution and Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli Pirates: The Forgotten War That Changed American History. These works reflect an interest in presenting surprising or under-told stories from the founding era and early United States.

Public presence and impact: Through Fox News and his writing, Kilmeade has contributed to public coverage of political and historical topics. His work as a broadcaster is complemented by his role as an author, positioning him as a repeat commentator on American history and contemporary affairs within the media landscape.