Jim Miklaszewski

 Since joining NBC in 1985, Miklaszewski was a White House Correspondent during the Clinton and Bush administrations, covering President Clinton from his transition in Little Rock, on his many trips abroad including Moscow and the Middle East, and his reelection. He was also an NBC floor reporter at the Democratic and Republican conventions in 1996 and 2000.

In the Bush White House, Miklaszewski reported on the Gulf War with Iraq, summits with Mikhail Gorbachev and Boris Yeltsin, and the Bush reelection campaign in 1992.

Miklaszewski has logged considerable foreign experience with battlefront coverage of wars in Lebanon, El Salvador and the Falkland Islands. He also covered the US air raid on Libya, and the "tanker wars" in the Persian Gulf.

Prior to joining NBC News, Miklaszewski was one of the CNN "Originals," where he covered the Reagan White House, served as a National Correspondent, and was a floor reporter at the 1984 Republican and Democratic Conventions. He was also a moderator for two CNN public affairs programs, "Election Watch" and "Newsmaker Sunday.

Miklaszewski was awarded the cable industry's ACE Award for his coverage of the war in El Salvador. His series, "After Nam," a documentary on the Vietnam War ten years after the fall of Saigon earned the Edward R. Murrow Award for journalism. The Overseas Press Club also cited him for his reporting on the sinking of the Russian submarine Kursk.

Before joining CNN, Miklaszewski worked as a news director and reporter at a number of radio stations in Texas and Wisconsin.