José Díaz-Balart honors Kerry Sanders' incredible career

Since joining NBC News in 1991, Kerry Sanders has reported from 50 states and 65 countries. The Peabody and Emmy award-winning journalist spoke with José Díaz-Balart about his career, calling it "the best field trip every day" and "a privilege to be part of telling other peoples' stories."


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José Díaz-Balart honors Kerry Sanders' incredible career

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[spcmgrace]

Always admired Kerry Sanders highly informative and very interesting reports !!!

[aurora_occidentalis]

Remember Kerry Sanders from Channel 13 Tampa. Great reporter with a unique style.

[mariatapia]

Kerry God bless you, thanks for your marvelous work, we'll done love, you.

[Honkytonkified]

I thank Kerry for his stories, he’s like the secretary of a video history book that very few journalist can be compared to. But that’s not all. I have to thank you NBC news. It’s hard to do that kind of work without the support that you gave him and thank you to all the sponsors who under wrote all those trips, 60 some countries around the world through 30 years, it’s beautiful and amazing.

[dianehartung]

W I w
Wish I could have done. half of all he has done !

[jamtommy]

Where's Jackie.. is she with my Corvette ?

[Les_Grossman_Ego]

The biggest question is will Joe and Hunter be allowed to share the same prison

[jamtommy]

Tell Hunter to stop going in the garage with all his friends. My Corvette's in there and I don't want them scratching it all up.

[frankbandera]

Was this guy's reporting really worth the carbon footprint that contributed to climate change more so then the vast majority of people? Report on that.

[bigdurk]

I remember when he reported on Joe Biden Referring to black children has roaches