Krystal Marie Ball

 Krystal Marie Ball (born November 24 January 1981) is an American political commentator. She was previously a political hopeful, as an American television host at MSNBC as well as a regular contributor to The Huffington Post, former co-host and host of The Hill's Rising together with Saagarenjeti. Enjeti and Ball decided to end the show in May 2021. This was necessary for them to release Breaking Points (Krystal and Saagar). Ball is the co-host of the podcast Krystal Kyle & Friends. She has appeared on Fox News, CNN, Fox News, Fox News, Fox News, as well as programs like Real Time With Bill Maher. Ball was married to Jonathan Dariyanani as of 2020. Ball says that she has a greater political interest to the fact that she was the mother of 2008's primary elections. Additionally, she was a witness to the US elections while in Jordan. She saw how it affected the people of Jordan and gained a greater appreciation for the global impact of US politics. She was part of the Senior Fellow member of the New Leaders Council. Ball was chosen by the Democratic Party to represent Virginia's 1stCongressional District during the 2010 elections. But she was defeated by Rob Wittman. She was the host of The Cycle, a MSNBC TV show that she hosted from June 2012 until August 2015. She launched the People's House Project in May 2017 to support Democratic causes.               


                              





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