Scoop: Brooke Singman of Fox News joins Watchtower Strategy

Mike Allen

Photo of Brooke Singman with President Trump — 2025 photo: The White House

Brooke Singman, a Fox News reporter known for scoopy Trumpworld reporting, is joining Watchtower Strategy — a quick-growing, MAGA-aligned public affairs firm — Monday as a managing director specializing in media and communications strategy.

Singman spent a dozen years at Fox News and Fox Business as a digital political reporter and correspondent covering national security, terrorism, economy, policy, the intelligence community, the Justice Department and the FBI. She has covered the past four administrations.

What they're saying: Kevin McCarthy — the former House Speaker, who's now chairman of Watchtower — told Axios: "Brooke is one of the nation's most accomplished political journalists, with a distinguished record covering the White House, Congress, presidential campaigns, and the key policy debates shaping the country. Her deep understanding of Washington, exceptional communications instincts, and trusted relationships across government, media, and business will be an extraordinary asset to our clients."

Watchtower Strategy is led by McCarthy, CEO Dan Conston, Jeff Miller, Arthur Schwartz and Brian O. Walsh.

Singman is the latest big hire for the 18-month-old Watchtower, which has added Alex Pfeiffer, former White House deputy communications director; Russell Dye, former House Judiciary Committee communications director; and Will Reinert, former chief spokesperson for the National Republican Congressional Committee.

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Scoop: Brooke Singman of Fox News joins Watchtower Strategy

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