Veteran journalist Peter Alexander has officially confirmed his new professional chapter after recently departing from NBC News. He has signed on with MS NOW, securing a prominent role that defines his future in broadcast journalism.

A New Anchor Role at MS NOW

Weekday Anchor and Chief National Reporter

Alexander will take the helm of the network’s weekday 11 a.m. broadcast slot. In addition to anchoring, he will serve as the chief national reporter and a dedicated breaking news anchor for the network.

This appointment provides Alexander with a more clearly defined anchor position. Leadership at MS NOW expressed high praise for his versatile skills, noting his proficiency across politics, lifestyle segments, and rapidly developing news stories.

Executive Praise for Alexander's Career

In a staff memo, an executive highlighted Alexander’s career achievements. She commended his “professionalism, intrepid reporting, and sharp questioning of presidents of both parties.”

The memo further emphasized his strong connection with the audience, particularly during his tenure co-anchoring weekend programs. The executive stated, “He brought compassion and humanity to the weekends, building a connection with viewers, all while leading the network’s White House coverage.”

Alexander Expresses Enthusiasm

Alexander shared his excitement about the transition on social media. He wrote, “I’m thrilled to join the outstanding team at MS NOW, including many of the award-winning reporters nd anchors I’ve worked with over the last two decades…”

He concluded by confirming his schedule: “I’ll see you on weekdays at 11 a.m., beginning soon.”

Decades of Experience in Journalism

Peter Alexander brings extensive experience to his new position, having spent over two decades with NBC News. This tenure included 15 years dedicated to covering the White House.

He initially joined NBC in 2004, reporting on significant national and international events throughout his time there. Alexander later served as co-chief White House correspondent alongside Kristen Welker.

In 2018, he successfully balanced his demanding White House duties with taking on weekend hosting responsibilities for the Today show.