What happened to Bob Sellers on NewsMax? Unveiling the secret

The Kansas City Royals selected Bob in the 31st round of the draft, but he declined to sign.

Instead, he studied at and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Government and Foreign Affairs from the University of Virginia. 

Who is Bob Sellers? 

Bob Sellers is a Newsmax TV anchor, an executive at the public relations agency MediaStars Worldwide, and the author of the book Forbes Best Business Mistakes. He was a Fox News and CNBC anchor in the past.

When the dot.com bubble burst and then crashed, Bob was a CNBC anchor. Along with filling in as an anchor on shows like Squawk Box and Power Lunch, he co-anchored Today’s Business and Market Watch. 

In 2002, he started working for Fox News Channel, regularly hosting Fox News Live.

In June 2003, he also provided live coverage from Iraq. He currently co-hosts American Agenda and serves as a news anchor for NewsMaxTV.

Sellers held positions with the television stations KING-TV in Seattle, WA, KENS-TV in San Antonio, TX, and KTVL in Medford, OR.

He started working for WTTG Fox 5 Morning News in Washington, DC, in 2006, and he was an anchor there until July 2008. 

Later, he relocated to WSMV in Nashville, where he served as the main anchor. Bob received an Emmy in 2010 while working at WSMV for her coverage of the region’s historic floods. 

After leaving WSMV-TV, Bob became an anchor for the morning news at WZTV. He quit WZTV in June 2016.

In 2010, Sellers penned Forbes Best Business Mistakes: How Today’s Top Business Leaders Turned Mistakes Into Success.  

Bob spoke with Jason Kilar, Suze Orman, Jack Welch, and Peter Lynch Cramer.  Sellers occasionally contributes to The Huffington Post and has written business columns for the magazines Success and Gear.

What happened to Bob Sellers on NewsMax?

Bob Sellers recently tweeted that a lot is going on in Wahington, where he is right now. He says that he misses his friends from NewsMax but a lot of work has yet to get covered where he is. 

He shares that, on a personal level, he can easily get to his home for which he had to commute from New York earlier in the year. 

A lot going on in Washington, which is where I am these days. Still miss the talented @KatrinaSzish and friends with @NEWSMAX in New York, but a lot to cover here. Oh, and on the personal level, after commuting to New York for four years, I now get to go home every night. pic.twitter.com/S8ptjRVo09

— Bob Sellers (@BobSellersTV) October 11, 2023

After leaving a live interview with MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell because the pro-Trump guest would not stop promoting theories about voter fraud, Newsmax host Bob Sellers apologized.

When the conservative news outlet’s anchor was back on the air, he admitted to viewers that he became “frustrated” as his guest kept drifting off-topic. 

As he tried to appease both viewers and Mr. Lindell, who is also one of the channel’s biggest sponsors, Sellers blamed himself in part for the confusion.

Sellers assured the channel’s viewers that the Trump-supporting pillow manufacturer would continue to appear on the show frequently and as “important” guests.

Mr. Lindell had been invited on the show to discuss “free speech and cancel culture” after his Twitter account was, like that of Donald Trump himself, permanently banned. 

The executive had frequently promoted the former president’s rhetoric regarding allegations of election fraud. However, Mr. Lindell used the interview as a platform to once again rant about the election.

Despite the fact that Dominion Voting Systems is considering legal action due to his unsupported claims that the voting machines were rigged.   

Before abruptly leaving the set, Sellers read a prepared statement to refute Mr. Lindell’s allegations of election fraud after repeatedly interrupting him and eventually turning off his microphone.

The anchor acknowledged that he could have handled the situation differently after the channel’s pro-Trump audience publicly accused him of participating in “cancel culture.”  

Bob Seller’s Personal relations

Bob is married to his lovely wife Anna; the couple has been married for over 25 years.

In their marriage, Bob and his wife Anna have been blessed with beautiful twin daughters who are currently in high school.

Back in Texas, when Anna taught health and physical education in Williamson County, they first met. The couple’s first homes after getting married were in New York, Washington, DC, and finally Nashville, where they currently reside.

Although Bob was born and raised in the United States, he has not provided any information regarding his parents or extended family.

Bob studied government and foreign affairs at the University of Virginia and received a BA.

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