Jim Angle is one of the most respected journalists in Washington and Senior White House correspondent for Fox News. He is seen regularly on all Fox News programs including, Fox News Sunday and Special Report with Brit Hume.

Angle joined Fox in 1996, covering President Clinton's presidency from reelection to impeachment and all his foreign travels, reporting on issues as varied as terrorism, social security and the 2000 election to replace him. Angle was at ground zero for the recount and legal battle over disputed ballots in Florida. He spent seven weeks in Tallahassee covering the hour-by-hour drama of determining who the new President would be. His reporting is credited with helping to propel Fox News to new prominence, often beating CNN in prime time and experiencing a phenomenal 218 percent audience growth in the last year.
 In a recent column in the Village Voice, Angle was praised as one of the "most fair, incisive, and informed investigative reporters on the Washington scene." They went on to say that Angle equals "the standard that broadcast journalists Edward R. Murrow and Fred Friendly used to set..."
  Angle will continue as Fox's Senior White House Correspondent for the GW Bush presidency, making this the fourth president he has covered in his 12 years covering the White House.
Before joining Fox, Angle was senior correspondent for ABC News covering economic policy as well as politics. He was seen regularly on World News Tonight and Nightline, receiving several awards for "Excellence in Financial Journalism." He was also political correspondent for CNN; anchor and managing editor of Public Radio's "Marketplace," a daily program about money and business; and from 1983 to 1990, the Senior White House Correspondent for National Public Radio.