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Newsmax TV Renews Leib’s Contributor Agreement

BOCA RATON, FL, APRIL 3, 2026,// RED PRESSWIRE//Henry Public Relations is proud to announce that its CEO, Bryan E. Leib, has officially extended his Contributor agreement with Newsmax TV through 2027. A regular on the network, Leib has become a trusted voice on foreign policy, media strategy, and political analysis, bringing sharp insight and real-world experience to audiences across the country. He first started to appear on the network in 2021 and the first show he appeared on was National Report with hosts Shaun Kraisman and Emma Rechenberg

“It is an honor to continue contributing to Newsmax at such an exciting time in the network’s growth,” said Leib. “Under the leadership of Chris Ruddy, Newsmax has built something truly special. I am proud to play a small role in that growth and want to thank Mr. Ruddy, along with the entire leadership, production, and behind-the-scenes team, for their dedication and excellence. Newsmax is real news, for real people. That’s why millions of Americans tune in to Newsmax. ”

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