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A New-York-based independent journalist, Fabiola has covered many of America's most defining moments. From the COVID-19 pandemic and the Black Lives Matter protests, to the fight over abortion and the past two presidential elections, Fabi has been an on-the-ground reporter for upwards of 15 years and has had her work shown on Univision, Fusion, NY1, WAPA TV and numerous radio and TV stations across Latin America. After securing a free community college education, Fabi transferred to CUNY Hunter College where she pursued a degree in TV & Documentary Production. As a former transportation beat reporter, Fabi is what you would consider a "transit nerd." If your train is running late, feel free to text her, she probably knows what's up. Her favorite perks about living in Queens are being close to her favorite airports, the unbeatable bagel prices, and the subway hubs (did she mention she's a transit nerd?). When she isn't waiting for the G train, you'll most likely find Fabi biking across the city or walking her cat on a leash. She's been nominated — and has lost — three regional and three national Emmy awards. But hey, seventh time's the charm!

Consistently ranked as one of the Congress' most bipartisan members while serving South Florida's 26th district from 2015-2019, Carlos worked tirelessly to pass laws on tax reform, immigration, climate, foreign policy, and gun reform. Prior to serving in the House, Carlos sat on the Miami-Dade County School Board where he championed school choice, increased teacher pay, and fiscal discipline. He has also completed academic fellowships at Harvard University, Columbia University, and the University of Chicago. Currently serving as the Principal and Co-Founder of Miami-based public affairs firm Vocero, Carlos can also be seen on your home television as a regular political analyst for NBC News, where he is often seen chit chatting with Chuck on Meet the Press. Despite his center-right political leanings, Carlos is an avid drinker of fine green tea.