The people and viewers changed my life

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Nineteen years ago today, I walked through the doors at 1211 and hit the ground running — covering some of the biggest stories of our lifetimes, from the 2008 financial crisis to presidential elections that reshaped the country.

I’ve had the privilege of moderating presidential primary debates, conducting the first live interview inside the Vice President’s Ceremonial Office, interviewingSupreme Court justices, presidents, military leaders and Wall Street CEOs, and reporting live from the trading floors of New York and Chicago.

I’ve also been fortunate to help launch some great shows — “Outnumbered” in 2014, the relaunch of “America’s Newsroom” in 2018 and “America Reports with John Roberts and Sandra Smith” in 2021. 

� No.1 position in daytime — a testament to the extraordinary teams that show up every day ready to fight for the story.

And somewhere along the way, I took on my most important role of all: becoming a mom, twice.Balancing motherhood and this career has taught me more about discipline, sacrifice and perspective than anything else ever could.

But after 19 years, it’s not the stories or the interviews that stand out most.

It’s the people.

I’m incredibly grateful to Lachlan, Suzanne and Jay for their leadership and for continuing to give me the opportunity to grow, take on new challenges and do work that I genuinely love.

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