Empire State Building Honors Fox News’ 30th Anniversary

The iconic Empire State Building in New York City displayed an impressive red, white, and blue illumination on Thursday night to mark Fox News Channel’s 30th anniversary. Celebrated Fox & Friends co-hosts, including Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt, Brian Kilmeade, and Lawrence Jones, were present at the building’s Observation Deck to switch on the lights and embark on a unique tour of the landmark.

Dan Rogoski, General Manager of the Empire State Building, highlighted Fox News’ journey from its inception in 1996 to becoming a major force in American television. Over the years, the network was recognized for its comprehensive 24-hour news coverage and ability to report vital national and global stories.

Steve Doocy, a founding member of Fox News, honored key figures like Rupert Murdoch, Lachlan Murdoch, Suzanne Scott, and Jay Wallace for their pivotal roles in the network’s success. Doocy expressed gratitude for the Empire State Building’s gesture, noting the network’s roots from humble beginnings.

Ainsley Earhardt shared reflections on her early aspirations and the surreal experience of helping illuminate such a renowned structure. Meanwhile, Brian Kilmeade, overcoming laryngitis, humorously referenced the movie ‘Elf’ and emphasized the network’s supportive environment that nurtures authentic personalities. He thanked Rupert Murdoch and Lachlan Murdoch for their unwavering support and praised Suzanne Scott’s standout leadership.

Lawrence Jones acknowledged the role Suzanne Scott played in his career, describing the anniversary ceremony as a monumental achievement. He praised Rupert Murdoch’s foresight in identifying an underserved market and applauded Lachlan Murdoch and Jay Wallace for sustaining Fox News’ remarkable legacy.

The event culminated with the Empire State Building basking in Fox News’ symbolic colors, celebrating the network’s enduring impact on media and culture.