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Johnny Jones is an American journalist and college basketball coach. He has currently been contributing to Fox News Channel since 2019, when he joined it. He also provides military analysis for all Fox News broadcasts, including FOX Nation, Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network (FBN). Jonny is a former Marine Corps technical bomber and police officer.
Johnny Jones Age
Johnny Jones was born on March 30, 1961 in Bastrop, Louisiana, USA. He is 61 years old.
Johnny Jones Education
He attended high school and was deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq. After completing his high school education, Johnny attended Georgetown University and earned a Bachelor of Science in General Studies.
Johnny Jones Height
Johnny is approximately 6 feet 4 inches tall.
Johnny Jones Family
Johnny was born and raised in Bastrop, Louisiana, USA by parents John Henry Jones (father) and mother unknown. However, there is currently no information about his mother and siblings.
Johnny Jones Wife
He is now married to his beautiful wife Meg Garrison Jones. The wealthy couple walked down the aisle in 2012. They are proud parents of two children from their relationship, a son named John Jones and a daughter named Gillian Jones.
Johnny Jones Salary
His annual salary ranges from $58,750 to $130,550.
Johnny Jones Net Worth
Johnny Jones has earned a lot throughout his career and has an estimated worth of $3 million.
Johnny Jones Career
Currently, Johnny has been a contributor since 2019 when he joined Fox News Channel. He also provides military analysis across all Fox News media platforms, including FOX Nation, FOX News Channel and FOX Business Network. (FBN). Jonny is a former Marine Corps technical bomber and police officer.
He also shares his experience as an intellectual and speaker sponsored by Marcus Luttrell’s Team Never Quit Bureau. As Senior Advisor, Jonny recently planned and led the military’s “Warrior Week” military promotion for Camp Zach Brown Southland. He also serves as the Executive Director of the Public Philanthropy Mentoring Campaign, which supports the health and wellness of local veterans through a variety of medical supplies.
In 2012, Joni was invited to the White House by President Barack Obama to speak about the problems of educating workers leaving the government. He also spoke about the issue with former President George W. Shrewberry, former Marine Corps Commandant James Amos, legislative leaders and law enforcement officials.