Veteran TV anchor and reporter Geraldo Rivera, who left Fox News in June 2023, is joining NewsNation, where he’ll be a correspondent-at-large. He’ll appear on a host of the Nexstar-owned cable channel’s programs, starting with Cuomo on Wednesday night.
“Geraldo is a legendary journalist whose talent and experience is unrivaled in the industry,” said Michael Corn, president of news at NewsNation. “We look forward to him joining the network and providing our viewers with his one-of-a-kind analysis.”
Rivera spent more than two decades at Fox News, most recently as a co-host of the late afternoon panel show The Five. He left the network last summer, first saying that he quit the show after experiencing “growing tension” with someone else on The Five, then later said he was fired.
Prior to joining Fox News, Rivera spent time at ABC, appearing on Good Morning America and 20/20, and hosted a syndicated talk show for 11 years in the 1980s and ’90s. He’s also known for a series of syndicated specials, including the infamous opening of Al Capone’s vault on live TV.