Kristin Fischer is set to join CNN as the Space and Defense Correspondent in July 2021. In her new position, Fisher is in charge of covering all things from NASA's newly-created Space Force to commercial space businesses and the advent space tourism. Kristin was the daughter of NASA astronauts, and also a space enthusiast has spent her entire childhood in the industry. She served for five years working as the White House correspondent for FOX News covering space policy in the Trump and Biden Administrations. During that time she also covered two impeachment trials for the president as well as the 2020 presidential campaign, and two administration's efforts to contain the pandemic of coronavirus. In addition, she went on trips with President Trump and Vice President Biden frequently. This included a secret trip with him to Afghanistan. Before joining the network in the year 2015, Kristin spent nearly a 10 years working her way up through local TV news markets including Grand Junction, Colorado; Little Rock, Arkansas; and Washington, D.C. where she received one Emmy Award as a one-man-band reporter for the city's CBS affiliate. Kristin's skills as a camerawoman has led her to create Field Mouse Films which specialized in making documentaries for corporate customers such as Uber Hotels & Resorts and Starwood Hotels & Resorts. Kristin received her Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism at Boston University. Kristin is married with a daughter, and her 3-year-old daughter in Washington, D.C.
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