Krystal Marie Ball

 Krystal Marie Ball (born November 24, 1981) is an American political commentator. She was previously a candidate for the US Senate, and a TV presenter at MSNBC. She was a frequent contributor on The Huffington Post and co-host of The Hill’s Rising alongside Saagar Enti. Enjeti and Ball declared that they would not be on the show at the end of May in 2021. They planned to launch their own independent project called Breaking Points. Ball is co-hosting Krystal Kyle & Friends. She has appeared on guest appearances on programs such as Real Time with Bill Maher, Fox News (CNBC), Fox News (Fox News) as well as CNN (CNBC). Ball is currently married to Jonathan Dariyanani, as of 2020. Ball says that her interest in politics due to the fact that she became pregnant during the 2008 presidential primaries, and watching the outcome of the 2008 US presidential election while working in Jordan. She was able to see the effect it had on people in her country and was inspired to understand the international influence of US politics. She was a Senior Fellowship of the New Leaders Council. Ball was the Democratic Party candidate for Congress in Virginia's 1st district. She lost to Rob Wittman in 2010. She hosted The Cycle on MSNBC from June 2012 until July 15, 2015. She created the People's House Project (a political action committee that supports Democratic causes) in May 2017.


                              





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