Jeanine Pirro

 Jeanine Ferris Pirro is an American TV host and former prosecutor, judge, and politician. She is the present host of "Justice with Judge Jeanine", which is on Fox News Channel. She has many firsts to her name, including being the first woman judge elected to the Westchester County Court Court and being the first female District Attorney in Westchester County. She was famous for her handling many critical cases of domestic violence and of crimes against the elderly while she was deputy district attorney. The position of chairing the New York State Commission on Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board is considered to be one of her most significant accomplishments. In the end, she decided to quit her legal profession and pursued an active political career that wasn't a success. But, despite her withdrawal from the contest to run for the Senate seat, her extraordinary work made her influential and influential within the political scene. Her political career took a major dip when her husband was found guilty of major tax avoidance. Then, she pursued working in the media industry and was a legal analyst and a host. She is a renowned legal analyst and host on television shows about legal issues. Television shows in which she shares her legal and political insights are highly viewed. In addition, she is a regular contributor to a variety of reputable magazines , and has written four books.