Diane Sawyer
Diane Sawyer is an American television journalist who became one of the most prominent news anchors of her era.
She served as anchor of ABC World News and co-anchor of Good Morning America, known for securing high-profile interviews.
Before journalism, she worked in the Nixon White House.
Did you see Diane Sawyer's interview with the president?
1969-1974 executive branch
- CBSMajor television and radio network
- 60 MinutesLong-running TV news program
- 20/20Normal visual sharpness
- correspondentJournalist covering distant events
bureau · Louisville · Wellesley · Watergate · Mike Nichols · Peabody Award · Emmy
First three letters
- Good Morning AmericaMorning news and talk show
- primetimeTelevision's highest-viewership period
- nightlyOccurring each evening
- broadcastTransmitted media signal
television · co-anchor · desk · teleprompter · live · studio · ratings · segment
First to forge ahead
- first womanPrimordial female human
- role modelPerson others emulate
- groundbreakingIntroducing radical new ideas
- glass ceilingUnacknowledged limit blocking advancement
respected · iconic · influential · prestigious · leadership · legacy · distinguished · authoritative
Limited to one group
- celebrity interviewsMedia talks with famous people
- one-on-oneDirect, between two
- questionsRequests for information
- conversationExchange of spoken ideas
probe · dialogue · Saddam Hussein · Michael Jackson · Caitlyn Jenner · Whitney Houston · sit-down · revealing
Make known publicly
- undercoverSecretly engaged in espionage
- hidden cameraConcealed recording device
- whistleblowerInsider who reports misconduct
- scandalDisgraceful public affair
accountability · documentary · in-depth · fact-finding · evidence · watchdog · scrutiny · corruption
Nixon administration
1969-1974 executive branch
- CBSMajor television and radio network
- 60 MinutesLong-running TV news program
- 20/20Normal visual sharpness
correspondent · bureau · Louisville · Wellesley · Watergate · Mike Nichols · Peabody Award · Emmy
ABC
First three letters
- Good Morning AmericaMorning news and talk show
- primetimeTelevision's highest-viewership period
- nightlyOccurring each evening
broadcast · television · co-anchor · desk · teleprompter · live · studio · ratings · segment · newscast
trailblazer
First to forge ahead
- first womanPrimordial female human
- role modelPerson others emulate
- groundbreakingIntroducing radical new ideas
glass ceiling · respected · iconic · influential · prestigious · leadership · legacy · distinguished · authoritative
exclusive
Limited to one group
- celebrity interviewsMedia talks with famous people
- one-on-oneDirect, between two
- questionsRequests for information
conversation · probe · dialogue · Saddam Hussein · Michael Jackson · Caitlyn Jenner · Whitney Houston · sit-down · revealing · emotional
expose
Make known publicly
- undercoverSecretly engaged in espionage
- hidden cameraConcealed recording device
- whistleblowerInsider who reports misconduct
scandal · accountability · documentary · in-depth · fact-finding · evidence · watchdog · scrutiny · corruption · systemic
- Ivy League AlumniBarack Obama, John F. Kennedy, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, George W. Bush
- Appalachian NotablesDolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Chris Stapleton, Patsy Cline, Wynonna Judd
Diane SawyerBill O'Reilly
Glenn Beck · Howard Stern · Maury Povich · Jerry Springer · tabloid journalism
Diane SawyerWalter Cronkite
Dan Rather · Tom Brokaw · Brian Williams · Ted Koppel · Lester Holt
Diane SawyerAlex Jones
Joe Rogan · Rush Limbaugh · Tucker Carlson · Rachel Maddow · citizen journalist