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Rob Schmitt is among the fastest-growing names in cable news. Hosting a primetime program that bears his name, Schmitt has reached millions across the nation and continues to carry out so in a no-nonsense style with common meaning perspective.

Appearing on the fastest-growing news network in the country, Newsmax, Schmitt has had a long and accomplished career in air journalism. Hailing from the heartland — Carmel, Indiana, to be precise — Schmitt brings a unusual foundation and news opinion to his program, which is in line with the Newsmax slogan: Authentic News for Real People.

“I was born and raised in the Midwest and I think that a vast majority of the people that are watched on the news just do not relate to the average American anymore,” says Schmitt. “Many of the major networks were raised outside of a major city and examine where I am from to be nothing more than a flyover state.”

“I am the son of an immigrant from Iran and was raised in Central Indiana, which gives me a very engaging vantage point,” says Schmitt. “And the area I grew up in was filled with good natured, good hearted, conservative people. I think that kind