Oh No! - Fox News Anchor Announces Life Changing News

Hey ladies and gentlemen this is Carmine's debut for Explain America and Fox News anchor

Brett Baer has just revealed some devastating news I think many of us were not aware of

and well it's it's truly heart-wrenching. Before we get started please make sure you like

comment, share and subscribe. Those little things really help us out and they help our

channel continue to grow. Brett Baer just recently received an award for outstanding journalism and

it's well deserved. Brett is a top-notch journalist one of the best in the country

but as he gave an interview about you know the highs and lows of his career

he talked about one low that was really personal you know it was about his family and it's really

it's really heart-wrenching. It's what happened to his newborn son and he talked about how

everything goes out of your mind when that happens and you know listening to it you could feel his

pain and I felt for him I felt sad for him. Fortunately the story does have a happy ending

so I want you to listen to this interview with Brett Baer and let me know what you think about him as a journalist but also just you know let's offer prayers for his family right you know

Brett's like I said a great journalist and he's great at his job he deserves this award and I'm

glad that things worked out the right way. So like I said it has a happy ending let's listen to it

and then give me your comments when you like, comment, share and subscribe. I'm Carmine Sabia

for Explain America. We love you guys. God bless you. Take care everybody

I was born in Red Bank, New Jersey. I remember a house full of love. I started a lawn mowing

business early on because I was determined to save money for a moped. I knew I wanted to do

something public. I was kind of a ham. In high school I was a sports editor of the paper. I went

on to intern at a local television station. I went to college at DePaul University. I was the first

anchor for the college station. My career started in small market TV and I bounced around. My first

stop was Hilton Head Island, South Carolina for a station in Buford called WJWJ. From there to

Rockford, Illinois WREX TV and then I went to Raleigh, North Carolina CBS affiliate and finally

I had a possibility of a job with Fox News Channel, this startup. You know the media who covered media

said this is never going to work and it did. This, this, this is Special Report

Today I'm the chief political anchor of Fox News Channel. I'm the anchor and executive editor

of Special Report with Bret Baier and my success is really a blessing but we went from the highest

of highs to the lowest of lows. When my son Paul was born, it's our first child and cardiologist

came and talked to us and said that he had five serious congenital heart defects and if he didn't

have open heart surgery in the next few days he would die and that moment changes your life

Capitol Hill is subject to... Small bickering up on Capitol Hill that you cover day to day

goes away because there are much bigger things that people have to deal with. Everybody has

something. This was our something and getting through that over that open heart surgery

and three others, 10 angioplasties, was a big, big challenge. Today his heart is pumping just like

anybody else's so we're really blessed. You know I'm really happiest walking with my wife

talking about our life and playing golf with my sons. Becoming a member of the Horatio Alger

Association is a true, true honor and Linda Rabbit exudes this wonderful spirit and I'm really honored

that she nominated me. If you think about how you can affect someone's life from the beginning

sometimes it's just one little thing that changes everything. Horatio Alger's changed a lot of lives

in four years