Jacki Schechner

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Jacki Schechner is a former Current TV news correspondent and on-air personality for The Stephanie Miller Show. As of 2018, she was the Editor-in-Chief of The Committee to Investigate Russia,^[1] a nonprofit organization whose website aggregates information related to alleged links between Trump associates and Russian officials.

She became a target of Bill O'Reilly during his "Talking Points" segment when he kept referring to her as "the former CNN reporter."^[2]

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Schechner has a Master of Arts in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Miami and Bachelor of Arts in Diplomatic History from the University of Pennsylvania.

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