Page Hopkins

About the Talent

Page Hopkins is one of the most versatile anchors on television today. A Wellesley College graduate, she is known for her intelligence and sharp sense of humor.

Currently, Page anchors on NBC's Early Today and MSNBC. Previously, she spent six years at Fox News Channel, where she co-hosted Weekend Fox and Friends, anchoring three straight hours of largely unscripted television. She seamlessly transitioned between hard news and light news, demonstrating her skill as a terrific interviewer equally comfortable with senators, high-ranking government officials, crime victims, and celebrities. During her tenure, Fox and Friends Weekend consistently achieved high ratings and demographics, making it the highest-rated cable show in its timeslot.

Before joining Fox News, Page was an anchor on Bloomberg Television, hosting the three-hour morning show Moneycast, which aired on the USA Network from 6-9 AM. The show was highly rated, particularly among financial industry professionals. She interviewed a wide range of guests, from floor traders and economists to top strategists at leading investment banks. While at Bloomberg, she also contributed to personal finance programming, anchoring an award-winning special on 401ks and other investment-focused shows. Her experience at Bloomberg, a pre-eminent leader and resource for Wall Street, has been invaluable in covering the economy, which drives many global events today.