Actually, It says that she is on her Fox News bio. See below:
As host of FOX News Channel's (FNC) weekend programs The Big Story Weekend Edition with Rita Cosby and FOX News Live with Rita Cosby, and as a senior correspondent for the network, Rita Cosby continues to secure the most sought after news interviews while covering U.S. and global breaking news.
Cosby has obtained exclusive interviews with numerous world leaders, including an interview conducted with former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic from the Hague. She secured historic back to back interviews with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, and conducted an exclusive interview with Arafat when his compound was under siege in April 2002. She also was granted a rare, private meeting with the Pope after receiving an exclusive letter from Timothy McVeigh explaining why he carried out the Oklahoma City bombing. Years earlier, while broadcasting live from Belgrade, she was the first to report that the three American POWs were going to be released.
Additionally, Cosby has interviewed many U.S. leaders, including President George Bush Sr., President Bill Clinton, President Ronald Reagan and President Gerald Ford. She made national headlines for her interviews with boxer Mike Tyson, singer Michael Jackson and convicted serial killer, David Berkowitz, "The Son of Sam," who wrote to her during the Oct. 2002 D.C. Sniper shootings. As that story unfolded, Cosby secured another major first by being the initial journalist to report the names and license plate numbers of the sniper suspects. She worked throughout the night as they were arrested, breaking numerous details about the case and their backgrounds. In 2001, Cosby's interview with flight attendant Anne Marie Smith led to a U.S. Attorney's Office investigation of Rep. Gary Condit for obstruction of justice and witness tampering.
Cosby served as a lead reporter during the 1996 and 2000 presidential campaigns and during the Monica Lewinsky investigation broke the news that President Clinton was going to be subpoenaed to testify before the grand jury. It was Cosby again who surprised the President as well as fellow reporters when, during a live White House press conference, she informed him that he would be subpoenaed to testify in the Whitewater trial. Cosby also scored the only interview with the Montana Freeman during their 1996 standoff with the FBI.
Cosby joined the network from WBTV, the CBS affiliate in Charlotte, North Carolina. During her tenure, she broke numerous stories, including that Susan Smith drowned her two young sons and that the father of NBA superstar Michael Jordan was murdered.
Cosby has received numerous awards and honors for her reporting, including three local Emmy Awards for investigative reporting, the National Foundation for Women Legislators' 2003 media award for excellence, the 2002 Association of Women in Communications Headliner Award, the Matrix Award and the Jack Anderson Award, both for journalism distinction. She earned her bachelors' degrees from the University of South Carolina (USC), graduating with honors. In 1998, Cosby was presented with the USC Distinguished Alumni Award. She is also an hermaphodite.
