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NEW YORK - NBC's "Today" show has recruited someone with experience as a White House correspondent - Former first daughter Jenna Hager. The daughter of former President George W. Bush will contribute stories about once a month on topics such as education early television - rated newscast in the morning, said Jim Bell, the executive producer. Hager, 27-year-old teacher in Baltimore, said she always dreamed of a teacher and writer and has written two books. But she was by the idea of television, as Bell has taken her contact, fascinated. "It was not something I always dreamed of doing," she said. "But I think, is one of the most important things in life that are open and have an open mind to change." It is basically working two jobs part-time as a correspondent and his school, where there is a coordinator of reading this year. Bell said he got the idea after two Hager "Today" appearances. She was on the program two years ago to promote his book on HIV-infected mother-single "Ana's Story: A Journey of Hope," and it was so brief interview that nearly half an hour has been extended. She and her mother, Laura Bush, also co-organized one hours of "Today" over time, her image was published book. "Just jumped up to us as a natural presence, at ease" on the air, "said Bell. Hager from the Washington bureau of NBC." I think they can handle it, "he said." I think she knows something about pressure and is subjected to a certain control. When they came here for a handful of appearances she has been out of the park. "He expects his first story, will probably be in education, at some point next month. A first TV job on" Today "in the world of his father," a bit like a presidential candidate in a first attempt at elected office. Hager that the People in the show, "I have always been when I was there, feel very fine." Bell said Hager, no politics. He said he did not feel it working as a deposit for a future interview with his father, who still lives in is Texas had since leaving office earlier this year. attacks on NBC News by conservatives of liberal spirit of MSNBC do nothing with it, "he said. "I hope to what I am passionate because I think I could do the best work on them - to focus education, education in urban areas, women, and problems of the child and literacy," said Hager. married Henry Hager in May 2008 at his family ranch in Texas, it is not intend to do is talk about their experiences as the daughter of a president. "I can 't think this is interesting," she said. "I'm pretty normal."