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Newsmax White House Correspondent Emerald Robinson with her son Asher at a White House press briefing. Follow @DebraJSaunders on Twitter. The briefing room’s new mothers. Pamela Brown, CNN.

Emerald Robinson is an American journalist currently working for Newsmax TV as a political correspondent covering the White House. She joined the TV network in 2020.

Prior to joining Newsmax TV, she worked for One America News Network (OANN) as the Chief White House correspondent. Previously, Robinson led media relations for the Institute for Global Economic Growth (IGEG). She attended the University of Virginia’s College at Wise where she graduated in 2003 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communications and an emphasis on Broadcast.

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Emerald Robinson Age

At the moment, there is no available information in regards to Robinson’s date, year, or place of birth. Therefore, we cannot tell her exact age.

Emerald Robinson Height

Drawing from her photos, Robinson is quite tall in stature. Her height is around 5 feet 9 inches (Approx 1.8 m).

Emerald Robinson Family

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Emerald Robinson Husband

Robinson is married and has a son. She currently lives in Washington, D.C suburbs together with her husband and son. However, there is no much information in regard to her husband, son, or her love life.

Emerald Robinson Newsmax

Robinson joined the Newsmax in 2020 working as a political correspondent covering the White House. Prior to joining Newsmax, she worked for One America News Network (OANN) as the Chief White House correspondent. She has interviewed President Donald Trump, Secretary Ben Carson, Secretary Mike Pompeo, as well as other officials in the Trump Administration. Robinson’s articles and essays concerning politics have been published widely and commended by Sebastian Gorka, Nigel Farage, and Rush Limbaugh.

Formerly she produced an international documentary series in partnership with the Sinclair Broadcast Group, presenting global economic policy in countries such as Estonia, Chile, and Switzerland. The series entitled Improbable Success, got more than six million viewers in its commencing broadcast and has been shown to audiences all over the world. Robinson’s career journey began at DailyOrbit, a syndicated science news show where she served as the host.

Emerald Robinson OANN

She joined One American News Network (OANN) in the years 2017. Robinson filmed a docu-series entitled Improbable Success in 2016. ImprobableSuccess is a three-part series in which Robinson travels to Switzerland, Chile, and Estonia with Richard W. Rahn to learn of ways to reduce poverty in the Appalachia region and learn from other countries’ successes. The documentaries detailed global economic policy for every country, respectively. She was appointed as the station’s Chief White House correspondent on May 9, 2018. As a result, she conducts the OAN network’s White House coverage.

Emerald Robinson Salary

She is known for her work as the Newsmax’s political correspondent. Robinson’s career journey is around $80,000 per year.

Emerald Robinson Net Worth

Having worked in the media industry for quite some time, Robinson has been able to secure a good fortune. Her estimated net worth is around $1.5 Million.

Emerald Robinson Twitter

Google CEO Sundar Pichai confirmed that the tech giant gave funds to the National Review Institute, the policy arm of establishment conservative magazine National Review — but there is a discrepancy in Pichai’s explanation of why the donation is not listed in the company’s annual transparency report.

Pichai used his written answers to congressional questions to disclose his company’s donation to the National Review Institute, which was revealed by National Review senior editor Jonah Goldberg last year. The Google CEO confirmed the donation, stating that it was made in 2018 and would, therefore, be disclosed in the company’s next report.

“Google has a long history of supporting organizations on all sides of the political spectrum,” said Pichai. “Google was one of several corporate sponsors of the National Review Institute’s William F. Buckley Prize Dinner in 2018, which is scheduled to be reported in our upcoming transparency report.”

But the National Review Institute’s website states that it received a donation from Google a year earlier, in 2017. This donation was not disclosed in Google’s transparency report for that year.

Google’s contributions to the National Review Institutewere brought to light by a report in the left-leaning technology magazine Wired, which detailed a number of the tech giant’s contributions to establishment conservative institutions in order to fend off tech regulation from Republicans. Other organizations funded by Google include the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI).

National Review subsequently published an article from a senior member of the CEI, arguing against the use of antitrust legislation to break up Google and other big tech companies. The article was published four months after the National Review Institute’s 2017 William F. Buckley Prize Dinner, which as the Institute’s own website discloses, was sponsored by Google among other companies.

National Review senior editor Jonah Goldberg admitted to the Google funding in an article following a Twitter exchange with One America News correspondent Emerald Robinson last year, in which she criticized the links between Goldberg’s magazine and big tech.

It looks like conservative mag National Review was taking Google cash too. To suppress conservative speech on social media. Was this something that @NRO donors & contributors knew was taking place? Let's ask @JonahNRO@DavidAFrench & others today. https://t.co/TX3VMFniTw

— Emerald Robinson (@EmeraldRobinson) December 14, 2018

Responding in his article, Goldberg admitted that “I learned that Google gave some money to NRI for the Buckley Prize dinner only because I asked about it this week,” but still attacked Robinson for drawing attention to it, disparaging the OAN reporter as a “ridiculous person” and “MAGA infomercial hostess.”

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“No one has ever told me what to write or not to write, re: Google or any other corporation throughout my entire time at NR” insisted Goldberg.

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Nevertheless, the National Review senior editor went on to argue that the case for breaking up Google has not yet been made.

“I am open to the idea of breaking up Google and/or Facebook,” wrote Goldberg. “But it’s worth noting that doing so would be a very radical move, which is why not even Robinson’s beloved Trump administration is considering it. It would also be an insanely stupid thing to do for the sake of stopping the suppression of conservative views, not least because it wouldn’t solve the problem and because it would do great harm to all sorts of economic and constitutional principles.”

Breitbart News has reached out to Google for comment.

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