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Jarrett's mom joins him for a special episode, following attending the Ebony Power 100.

And for the first time here, Jarrett tells the story of the tweet that brought him here in the first place, calling out Melania Trump's plagiarism of First Lady Michelle Obama.

In The Hollywood Reporter’s series, “Get To Know Your Cable News Pundit” we’ve gotten to hear from some of the voices that regularly offer us information, analysis, and perspective on politics that shapes so much of our national narrative - and even an election.

The host of MSNBC’s The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell is our last profile of the election season, and we spoke to him as he’s preparing to leave for Malawi, as part of his mission with The KIND Fund. Through support of his viewers, Lawrence has raised more than $10 million to provide jobs, desks and scholarships for students in Malawi.

Beyond his charity work in Africa, O’Donnell has a storied professional past, having studied economics at Harvard College, worked in the senate (that brought about a “complete accident” of actually using his degree), and even writing on one of television’s biggest political dramas, The West Wing.

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If you’ve ever tuned into weekend mornings on MSNBC, you know the ever-appropriately named Joy Ann Reid, host of AM Joy. But if Saturday and Sunday mornings aren’t your jam, that’s ok, because MSNBC is getting their money’s worth out of Reid, with appearances on nearly every show they have at one point or another.

In her profile, I described Nicolle Wallace as “delightfully Republican,” Reid, in a lot of ways, may just be her Liberal counterpart with her trademark smile and infectious laugh.

Getting her start in local news in Miami, and a Harvard education, Reid is one of the brightest bulbs in the bunch providing analysis on the biggest stories of the day, alongside some of the heavy-hitters in news, day-in and day-out.

Reid is an author, her first book is called Fracture: Barack Obama, The Clintons, and the Racial Divide. She’s also a self-proclaimed policy wonk, she’s got the important, useful ability to break down complex issues in a way that makes them digestible and accessible; priding herself on her show’s unique ability to talk to politicos who love the daily grind of K-street and also to people who’d rather not get into the weeds.

I talked to Reid on a rare day off, while she was home with her dog.

--Raw Interview with the one and only Nicolle Wallace--

So here’s the thing: If you don’t like Nicolle Wallace, it’s highly likely you’re the one with something wrong.

The woman that Americans probably first really learned about after she was played by Sarah Paulson in HBO’s Game Change, is one of the most delightfully Republican, cheerful and friendly people in political discourse today.

Wallace is a seasoned politico, having started in the California legislature, eventually becoming a trusted voice to the Bush family working for both Gov. Jeb Bush and Pres. Bush 43. Most famously, the film depiction of her role in the McCain Palin 2008 Campaign showed Wallace’s fierce, opinionated side, showing her at serious odds with then-Governor of Alaska and Vice Presidential nominee, Sarah Palin.

Today, Wallace is a little bit of everywhere, with her perspective, which is decidedly not a fan of Donald Trump, though she won’t say who she’s voting for after the movie showed her telling her little secret - she didn’t vote for the McCain Palin campaign she was a part of.

Her days start at Morning Joe on MSNBC and the Today Show in the mornings, guesting with appearances on Rachel Maddow, Lawrence O’Donnell, big debate and election night coverage, and Brian Williams’ new show, The 11th Hour in the evenings.

I talked to Wallace Monday afternoon, between returning from walking her dogs in Central Park and being mom to a four year-old son, Liam. And before heading back for seemingly more television in the evening.

Nicolle Wallace is the latest from The Hollywood Reporter series of Q&As, Know Your Cable News Pundit.

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