Fox News, chief foreign correspondent Tri Yingst He stressed the importance of the press, which is “frightened, does not shake or fade” on Thursday evening when he was honored at the first amendment of the RTDNA for 2025.
The RTDNA Foundation, the digital television radio arm, honored Yingst at a black dinner at the famous Wategate Hotel in Washington, DC, every year, the Foundation celebrates those who practice and defend the press. Among the former winners were journalists, members of the US House of Representatives and members of the US Senate.
“Thank you to the RTDNA Foundation for this amazing honor. Thanks to our global reports belongs to the Murdoch family, the My Crew team and the Fox executive team, including CEO Susan Scott, President Jay Wallace, and First CEO Irina Brigante, who are here tonight.
Forex News correspondent Tri Yinget was honored at the first amendment awards for the 2025 RTDNA. (BP Miller)
“For my father, thank you, you believed in me in front of anyone else. When I was 19 years old, you published news reports on YouTube that no one saw, I thought this is possible,” Yingit continued. “As an international correspondent, I have a great honor and the responsibility of traveling in the world and tell the stories of others. Over the past few years, I have informed my team of nearly 20 different countries, the last of which was from Ukraine, Syria and Israel.”
Yingst covered conflicts all over the world, including the Israel-Hamas war, Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the withdrawal of American forces for 2021 from Afghanistan. He also highlighted the “brave Palestinian journalists” in Gaza, who risked their lives to practice the craft of journalism.
“We live in a dangerous time of attacks on journalists, wrong information, and efforts to silence those who hold the truth in power. Our work is more important than ever. First amendment “More important than ever,” said Yinget.
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Foreign News News correspondent Try Yinget with Pierre Thomas from ABC News, who held the position of master of celebrations at the event.
He added: “If you take anything away from my notes today, let this be. People in this room, each of you, play an important role, behave as the fourth property, and take possession of human experiences, and being a voice for a voice.” “Journalists are not the enemy of people.”
Yinget said that the opposite is actually true.
“The journalists are the voice of people. You may continue to use this voice in an unsuccessful manner, which is not shaken or affected,” he said.
Awards “honoring the first amendment and bold efforts and courage made by many – whether in a moment or throughout their career – to protect it,” according to the RTDNA Foundation.
“Since the world bears the struggle on multiple continents, Trey Yingst has a noticeable ability to give the human character, which makes it more realistic for the public in the environment. He was also a pioneer in this industry, and defends the safety and mental health resources of journalists who have witnessed the trauma again and again to share it with their fans.” RTDNA Foundation He said in a statement when Yingst was chosen.
Tri Yinget covered conflicts all over the world, including the Israel-Hamas war, Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the withdrawal of American forces for 2021 from Afghanistan.
“Fox News Sunday”, the announcer of Shannon Brem, Head of National Security, Jennifer Griffin, Correspondents and Correspondents Lucas Tomlinson also attended to support Yinget.
Among the beneficiaries of the former first amendment awards, Walter Cronque, Sam Donaldson, Diane Sawyer, Mike Wallace, Pop, Laudrov, and Ivan Gearsovic.
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Last year, Yingst the Fox News Books 'New York Times' The best -selling Saturday: An inappropriate novel for the October 7 attack on Israel and the war in Gaza “, the gold standard in telling stories when it comes to what happened on October 7 in southern Israel and the war that followed.
The Fox Nation series on the same name is Yingst and Fox Jerusalem Team to cover the devastating terrorist attack, and the team that suffers Fox News The chief foreign correspondent enters the Gaza Strip during the Israeli ground invasion.
