Andrea
Mitchell
will
soon
sign
off
her
MSNBC
show.
The
final
episode
of
the
78-year-old’s
series
Andrea
Mitchell
Reports
will
air
Feb.
7,
according
to
multiple
reports.
The
TV
news
host,
who
anchored
the
series
for
more
than
16
years,
had
first
revealed
her
plans
to
end
her
eponymous
program
in
October,
noting
that
she
planned
to
step
down
following
the
presidential
inauguration
in
January
while
remaining
NBC
News’
Chief
Washington
Correspondent
and
Chief
Foreign
Affairs
Correspondent
for
NBC
News.
“In
my
heart
and
soul,
I
am
first
and
foremost
a
reporter
and
a
storyteller,”
Mitchell
said
on
Andrea
Mitchell
Reports
at
the
time. “After
16
years
of
being
in
the
anchor
chair
every
day,
I
want
time
to
do
more
of
what
I
love
the
most.”
She
continued, “Still
with
NBC
News
and
at
MSNBC.
Still
as
Chief
Washington
and
Foreign
Affairs
Correspondent.
Just
not
on
a
schedule
of
a
daily
show.
From
primaries,
debates,
elections
and
inaugurals
here
at
home
to
breaking
news
around
the
globe,
my
goal
will
continue
as
it
has
always
been
to
bring
you,
our
viewers,
the
major
newsmakers
shaping
our
country
and
the
world
right
here
on
MSNBC.”
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