Krystal Marie Ball

 Krystal Marie, who was born on on November 24 1981 was an American political commentator. She was previously a politician, and a TV host on MSNBC and a frequent contributor for The Huffington Post, and the co-host of The Hill's Rising along with Saagar Enjeti. Enjeti and Ball made it clear in May 2021 that they'd quit the show in order to start their own project, Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar. Ball is a cohost on Krystal Kyle & Friends. She has been featured on network programs such as CNN, Fox News, Fox News, CNBC, Fox News, and Real Time alongside Bill Maher. Ball is currently married to Jonathan Dariyanani, as of 2020. Ball attributes her passion for politics to the reality that she became a mother in the 2008 presidential primaries and was also able to be able to watch the US presidential election results while in Jordan. She observed how it affected the citizens of Jordan and gained a greater appreciation for the global impact of US politics. She was a Senior Fellow of the New Leaders Council. Ball was the Democratic Party nominee in Virginia's 1st Congress District for Congress in 2010, losing to Rob Wittman, who is the incumbent Republican. From June 2012 through July 2015, she was host of the MSNBC program The Cycle. She founded the People's House Project (a political action committee that supports Democratic causes) in May 2017.



                               





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