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Newsmax’s Tracy Sabol: Focused on Telling Truth


vous that when I was doing my report in the morning, I called the DJ by the wrong name,” she said. Even after the DJ corrected her on


air, she embarrassingly messed up his name again. While he assured her there was no


reason to be humiliated by her mistake because no one on a college campus was tuning in that early, she recalled how the phone lines instantly “lit up like a Christmas tree” after her slip-up. Her first impression was ultimately


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We bring viewers news they need to hear, says host of new morning show on N2. BY MARISA HERMAN


racy sabol remembers turning on the news after school to try to catch a glimpse of what her brother


might be experiencing as a member of the Air Force fighting in the 1991 Gulf War. Watching TV reporters tell stories


about what life in a war zone is like set the then-high schooler on a career path that would ultimately lead her to the anchor desk. “I wanted to find out what was hap-


pening with my brother,” she said. “It was really at that moment I thought, ‘I want to be able to tell these stories and be a witness to history.’”


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a hit because by the end of the semes- ter, they offered to make her news director. Sabol ended up transferring to


Sabol is living out her dream of


bringing news that viewers “want to hear and need to hear” as host of Washington, D.C.-based National Update, airing weekdays at 11 a.m. ET on the free streaming channel News- max2.


“Everybody’s focus here at News-


max is to be truth tellers,” she said. While writing always came natu-


rally to Sabol, her first introduction to live journalism wasn’t so smooth. During her sophomore year at West Virginia University, she was assigned the 5 a.m. Monday shift on the campus radio station, where she would pro- vide a news report. “I was so nervous, so incredibly ner-


Penn State, where she continued her involvement with the on-campus radio station and earned a communi- cations degree. With her new show on Newsmax 2,


viewers can expect the hour to pack a punch with guests, reports from White House correspondents, and segments informed by her expertise. She looks forward to tapping into


health stories — covering the Make America Healthy Again campaign that Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is promoting — and her Catholic faith could play a role in explaining why her ideal guests are first lady Melania Trump and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. “Our audience’s interests are our interests, too,” she said.


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