Daily Signal announces a new host, video for 'Top News in 10' Show

The Daily Signal leads its popular “Top News in 10” -Taily News programs with a new host and the introduction of a video format for the first time in the history of the show. As of today, the program also changes to a morning publication plan and offers you important news updates to start your day.

Tony Kinnett, moderator of “The Tony Kinnett Cast”, takes the helm as the new anchor of the show. Kinnett brings the radio experience into the role after starting his hourly radio/TV show and podcast in November 2023. His nightly broadcast is currently broadcast in 14 stations in 12 states and can be viewed at 7 p.m.

“We are pleased to expand a new perspective and an extended format for our top messages in 10” programs, “said Katrina Trinko, editor-in-chief of the Daily Signal.” Tony's unique background and a committed presentation style make it the perfect instruction to lead this next chapter of the show. “

The Daily Signal publishes its “Top News in 10” show on YouTube, X and other social media platforms every weekday in the morning as well as a only audio version in Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you hear podcasts. If you have not yet subscribed to our YouTube channel, click the “Subscribe” button to get notifications when we publish new videos.

The addition of a video version of “Top News in 10” offers the growing YouTube audience of the daily signal the opportunity to see the news of the day. Trinko attributed the rapid growth of 370,000 subscribers to more than 650,000 to the popularity of the daily signal signal-acting Victor Davis Hanson's five-minute videos every day.

“With the popularity of Victor Davis Hanson's videos, we found that it was time to try a new format for our daily top messages show,” said Trinko. “We will continue to respect the full schedule of our audience -now with the option to get news updates for video and the audio podcast.”

The video format of “Top News in 10” offers spectators a more dynamic way to consume the precise, information-packed news overview of the daily signal and at the same time maintain the commitment of the program for providing the top stories of the day in just 10 minutes.

“The Daily Signal Podcast” was originally started in 2017 and offers a daily overview of the news of the day and a news champion interview. The show will continue to broadcast your weekend-dive interview with “Problematic Women” co-moderator Virginia Allen and other daily signal journalists.

Kinnett will now analyze his analysis in “The Tony Kinnett Cast” every evening. He said the popularity of the show's daily news reveals the audience's wish to consume the news quickly.

“I really found that the most popular segment of our radio, television, podcasts Livestream – this composition of the new media – was the short news of news,” said Kinnett. “We are now packed in our” Top News in 10 “show to make our headlines of our audience day at dawn before they are even at work. It is a great way to thank our subscribers, listeners and supporters of the daily signal and ensure that we give you the most constant and latest headlines before you go into your day. “

As a award -winning, former teacher and administrator in Indiana in Indiana, Kinnett brings a unique perspective into the news. During his time with the Daily Signal, he published investigations that revealed radical teachings and guidelines in public schools.

In November 2023 he started on another way when Wibc in Indianapolis offered him a spot in front of the air.

Before Kinnett 2022 took part in the Daily Signal, he was a co -founder of Chalkboard Review to give teachers and parents a platform that was not available in other educational outlets. He also wrote for Fox News, Daily Wire, National Review, The Federalist, The Daily Caller and The Washington Examiner.

Kinnett started the successful X parody account “Ministry of Truth” (@USMINITRU). You can follow him on X @Thetonus.

Kinnett acquired two master's degrees in educational technology and curriculum development at Ball State University and a bachelor's degree in Science Education at Maranatha Baptist University. He lives with his wife and children in Indiana.