Hans Nichols

White House Correspondent, Bloomberg Television


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Hans Nichols is White House correspondent for Bloomberg Television, focusing on foreign affairs and the international economy. Based in Washington D.C., Nichols has interviewed numerous political figures and government officials, as well as past and present heads of state. In 2008, he covered the presidential campaign of Senator John McCain for Bloomberg News. In addition to Bloomberg News, Nichols’s reporting has appeared globally in publications such as The New Republic, The Los Angeles Times, The Financial Times and The Telegraph. Before joining Bloomberg, he was a writer for Congressional newspaper The Hill. Nichols graduated magna cum laude from Cornell University with a bachelor’s degree in government. He received a master’s degree in political theory from the London School of Economics. Nichols was a Fulbright Scholar in international justice in Sierra Leone in 2005.

News Stories with Hans Nichols

  • Obama Says Romney’s Bain Record Part of Election Debate

    President Barack Obama cast his race against Republican Mitt Romney as a contest against a private- equity executive whose goal was maximizing profits, while the president’s job is to “figure out how everybody in the country has a fair shot.”

  • Obama Speaks in Tornado-Ravaged Joplin a Year After Storm

    President Barack Obama told the graduating class of Joplin High School in Missouri that its community’s spirit is a “source of inspiration” for a city rebuilding after a deadly tornado destroyed schools, homes and churches a year ago.

  • Obama Seeks Afghan Commitments as NATO Summit Closes

    President Barack Obama closes the NATO summit today short of key commitments the U.S. is seeking on Afghanistan, from the reopening of supply lines by Pakistan to guarantees that allies will keep combat troops in place through 2014 and fund Afghan security forces for a decade after.

  • Obama Says NATO Focused on Strategy to Support Afghans

    President Barack Obama and other NATO leaders sought to demonstrate that the coalition in Afghanistan isn’t unraveling following a pledge by newly elected French President Francois Hollande to withdraw from Afghanistan ahead of the previously set timetable.

  • Obama, Hollande: Greece Should Stay in Euro Zone

    President Barack Obama called the European debt crisis an issue of “extraordinary importance” to the global economy and said that fiscal responsibility should be coupled with policies to promote growth. Hans Nichols reports on Bloomberg Television's "Bottom Line." (Source: Bloomberg)

Tweets

  • " Saw a SS agent with a tear trickling down his cheek in #Joplin. Before Obama started, but POTUS is not missing too many notes. "

    Twitter: @HansNichols

  • " #Joplin seems like the America my parents grew up in. Wholesome. Hearty. Graduates full of dreams, determination. #notcynicaljerks "

    Twitter: @HansNichols

  • " Obama swings for fences on my private equity question at #NATO. "PE it is set up to maximize profits..." #2012 "

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