Christiane Amanpour (CNN, ABC News)(01 of15)
Open Image ModalAmanpour splits her time as global affairs anchor at ABC News and chief international correspondent at CNN, making her a great contender to moderate a presidential debate focused on foreign policy and national security.
Mika Brzezinski (MSNBC)(02 of15)
Open Image ModalBrzezinksi hosts the network's morning show "Morning Joe," a program with a particular focus on political affairs. She moderates the "Morning Joe" roundtable daily, making her a clear contender to moderate a presidential debate.
Katie Couric(03 of15)
Open Image ModalThough Couric left network news and is preparing for her dubt on the daytime television stage, the former "CBS Evening News" host has conducted a number of important political interviews, including a notorious sit down with former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin.
Ann Curry(04 of15)
Open Image ModalCurry spent 15 years on the "Today" show and now serves as a national and international correspondent for NBC News. Curry's preference in and talent for covering hard news makes her a candidate to moderate a presidential debate. (credit:Getty)
Savannah Guthrie (NBC)(05 of15)
Open Image ModalGuthrie took over as co-host of "Today" last month and remained as the network's chief legal correspondent. Prior to joining "Today," she served as the network's White House correspondent and co-hosted a political news program on MSNBC.
Gwen Ifill (PBS)(06 of15)
Open Image ModalIfill moderated two vice presidential debates. In 2008, she moderated a debate between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin. In 2004, she moderated the vice presidential debate between Dick Cheney and John Edwards. (credit:Getty)
Megyn Kelly (Fox News)(07 of15)
Open Image ModalKelly co-hosted Fox News' prime time coverage of the 2012 Republican primary race, and co-moderated a primary debate earlier this year. (credit:Getty)
Soledad O'Brien (CNN)(08 of15)
Open Image ModalO'Brien hosts CNN's morning program, "Early Start," and hosted documentaries on race in America for the network.
Norah O'Donnell (CBS)(09 of15)
Open Image ModalO'Donnell recently became "CBS This Morning's" third co-host. Before joining the morning show grind, O'Donnell served as the network's chief White House correspondent, making her a serious contender to moderate a presidential debate.
Rachel Maddow (MSNBC)(10 of15)
Open Image ModalWhile Maddow has made her disdain for presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney quite clear, she hosted the network's prime time coverage of the 2012 Republican primary race.
Robin Roberts (ABC)(11 of15)
Open Image Modal"Good Morning America" host Robin Roberts has conducted some big political interviews as of late, including the one with President Obama, when he made his historical announcement in support of same-sex marriage. (credit:Getty)
Diane Sawyer (ABC)(12 of15)
Open Image ModalSawyer hosts ABC News' nightly program "World News," and co-hosted a debate with George Stephanopoulos during the 2012 Republican primary race. She also served as a panelist during the 1984 presidential debate moderated by Barbara Walters. (credit:Getty)
Lesley Stahl (CBS)(13 of15)
Open Image ModalStahl has served as a longtime correspondent for "60 Minutes," and covered the White House for decades prior. She has more than proven her journalistic chops. (credit:Getty)
Greta Van Susteren (Fox News)(14 of15)
Open Image ModalVan Sustern hosts her own nightly prime time show, and has conducted some of the network's highest profile interviews with GOP presidential nominees during the 2012 primary race.
Barbara Walters (ABC)(15 of15)
Open Image ModalWalters has hosted two presidential debates in the past. She moderated a 1984 debate between President Reagan and former Vice President Walter Mondale. Before that, she moderated a 1974 debate between Gerald Fold and Jimmy Carter. (credit:Getty)