Jeannie Ohm

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Jeannie Ohm is a correspondent for MSNBC and NBC News. Ohm is based in Washington and reports from The White House, Capital Building, and the Pentagon. Her husband, Mark Andress, served as an officer in the United States Navy, formed the adventure club known as SPOAB, circumnavigated the earth in a sailboat, and was recognized as a visionary for his work in personal electronics.

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