Fox News reported that FOX News Media CEO Suzanne Scott rang the Nasdaq Closing Bell at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York City as Fox News Channel marked its 30th anniversary.
Who was on stage
According to Fox News, original hosts Lauren Green, Trace Gallagher, Steve Doocy, and Brit Hume attended the ceremony, along with FOX News Media President and Executive Editor Jay Wallace and other employees who joined in 1996 and now serve in executive roles. A Fox News photo caption placed the event on Oct. 6, 2026.
What Scott said
In remarks quoted by Fox News, Scott opened, “It’s a tremendous honor to be here at Nasdaq as we celebrate a remarkable milestone, 30 years of Fox News.” She credited the network’s launch to “Fox Corporation Chairman Emeritus Rupert Murdoch,” saying he aimed “to give audiences another voice in the national conversation and to build a news organization that provided balance to all Americans.”
Scott added, “Thirty years later, his vision has grown from one linear network to a multi-platform powerhouse of digital, streaming, audio, books and beyond, made possible by the leadership of Fox Corp Executive Chair and Chief Executive Officer Lachlan Murdoch.” Fox News also reported that Scott said the company’s platforms connect with audiences and reach over 200 million people monthly.
Looking ahead
Scott thanked “the journalists, producers, technicians, correspondents, executives, and countless colleagues” and the viewers who “have welcomed Fox News Channel into their homes.” She said the next chapter is being shaped by “new technology, new platforms, and new ways of connecting with audiences,” according to Fox News’ account of her remarks.
