Dara Brown

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Dara Brown is a news anchor and senior producer for MSNBC.com. In 2006, she became an alternating host of Early Today on NBC and First Look on MSNBC.^[1] As a child, Brown starred as the title character in the first national tour of the musical Annie.^[2]

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^ "Dara Brown - Meet the faces of MSNBC". msnbc.com. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3080405/ns/msnbc_tv-meet_the_faces_of_msnbc/. Retrieved 1 September 2009.
^ "Dara Brown". broadwayworld.com. http://broadwayworld.com/bwidb/people/Dara_Brown/. Retrieved 1 September 2009.

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Daytime Anchors	Lynn Berry • Contessa Brewer • Christina Brown • Melissa Francis • Tamron Hall • Dan Kloeffler • Monica Novotny • David Shuster • Alex Witt

Hosts	Mika Brzezinski • Willie Geist • Rachel Maddow • Chris Matthews • Andrea Mitchell • Keith Olbermann • JJ Ramberg • Dylan Ratigan • Joe Scarborough • Ed Schultz

Correspondents, Commentators, and Substitute Hosts	Mike Barnicle • Dara Brown • David Gregory • Savannah Guthrie • John Harwood • Courtney Hazlett • Chris Jansing • Lawrence O'Donnell • Norah O'Donnell • Milissa Rehberger • Nancy Snyderman • Alison Stewart • Chuck Todd

Political and Legal Analysts	Dan Abrams, Chief legal analyst • Steve Adubato, Media analyst • Jonathan Alter, Political analyst • Michelle Bernard, Political analyst • Pat Buchanan, Political analyst • Craig Crawford, Political analyst • Susan F. Filan, Esq., Senior Legal analyst • Howard Fineman, Political analyst • Harold Ford, Jr., Political analyst • Mike Murphy, Political analyst • Eugene Robinson, Political analyst • Jonathan Turley, Legal analyst • Richard Wolffe, Political analyst

Military Analysts	Lt. Col. Rick Francona, (Ret.), Military analyst • Col. Jack Jacobs, (Ret.), Military analyst • Gen. Barry R. McCaffrey, (Ret.), Military analyst • Gen. Montgomery Meigs, (Ret.), Military analyst • Clint Van Zandt Intelligence analyst