William Bret Baier was born on August 4, 1970. Baier is the chief political anchor for Fox channel and also the host of Special Report with Bret Baier. Before fox, he was a Pentagon correspondent and also the network’s Chief White House Correspondent. Bret was born in Rumson, New Jersey. He went to Marist High School graduating in 1988.Baier then proceeded to DePauw University located in Greencastle, Indiana, graduating in 1992. He attained a BA in political science and English.
Bret Baier Net worth
So how much is Bret Worth? Baier has an estimated net worth of $ 16 million. His salary is well over $ 7 million. That’s a handsome amount of cash for a Fox news anchor and it should be enough for him and his wife to have a nice home. Bret and his wife Amy live in their house in Georgetown. This is where they call home. It is a modern house with elegant designs and eclectic antiques.
In March 2009, Baier and Amy bought a house in D.C. Berkley for $ 3.2 million and later put it up for sale at $ 3.5 million. The house is custom built by the famous Jim Gibson.
Career
Bret has also authored several books which are available on amazon and local stores worldwide. His first book is called Special Heart: A Journey of Faith, Hope, Courage, and Love. This book became the best seller in 2014 and also a top ten in New-York Times. This book is inspired by his son Paul who underwent 3 open heart surgeries. He is also the author of Three days in January. Throughout 2017, he has been on a book tour to promote this book. All the book tour dates are set and are available on the web. The book tour started in January.
Caption: Bret Baier an author of “Three days in January”
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Personal life
In his youth, Bret has served as an altar boy. He is also a roman catholic and goes to Holy Trinity Church. Baier has two sons, Paul and Daniel with his wife Amy. Paul was born with a heart condition and doctors had to perform open heart surgery on him. The president at that time, George W Bush invited Baier and his wife to the oval office when the operation was ongoing. President Bush also requested an update on their son’s progress by the physician in charge.
Caption: Bret Baier with wife Amy Baier and sons
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