Australian-based News24 is making a push into the US political media market with a new opinion show hosted by former Republican National Committee spokeswoman Elizabeth Pipko — and the community says it has already racked up more than 5 million YouTube views.
The program, “Made in America,” debuted Oct. 12 and has rapidly become a hit on the community’s YouTube channel, with 4 of its segments touchdown among News24’s 10 most-watched videos during its first week, according to the company.
“I don’t think I knew what to expect, nor did I want to focus on the numbers as much as I just wanted to make sure I delivered a product that people liked,” Pipko advised The Post.
Former Republican National Committee spokeswoman Elizabeth Pipko is internet hosting “Made in America,” a new US-focused opinion show on News24. News24
The greatest draw so far has been Pipko’s commentary on Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar, which attracted 700,000 views, the community said.
The weekday program gives Pipko, a former model and longtime supporter of President Trump, a platform to weigh in on American politics, tradition and international affairs.
Asked what the show’s distinctly pro-American perspective means, she said: “To me that means being absolutely in love with what it means to be American and always leading with my country in mind.”
The launch marks a main enlargement for News24, which says its YouTube channel has generated more than 8.2 billion views, rating it among the world’s 10 most-watched English-language information retailers on the platform.
Elizabeth Pipko stands alongside President Donald Trump. Courtesy of Elizabeth Pipko
Pipko, a New York City native whose dad and mom emigrated from the former Soviet Union, started her political profession working on Trump’s 2016 presidential marketing campaign.
She later grew to become national spokeswoman for the RNC during the 2024 election cycle and has made frequent appearances on Fox News, CNN and other retailers.
Before coming into politics, Pipko labored as a model for Wilhelmina Models.
Pipko is a New York City native whose dad and mom emigrated from the former Soviet Union. Courtesy of Elizabeth Pipko
She also based “Lest People Forget,” a digital Holocaust museum, and wrote a memoir, “Finding My Place: Making My Parents’ American Dream Come True.”
Pipko, who had appeared on News24 before being invited to host, welcomed the alternative, telling The Post: “It’s a huge compliment to know that anyone thought I belonged on the network to begin with.”
News24 is betting that its components of personality-driven political commentary can discover a broader worldwide viewers.
Alongside Pipko’s program, the community has launched a UK-based opinion show, “Unleashed,” hosted by Australian journalist and commentator Samara Gill.
The two reveals be part of an Australian lineup that consists of “The Rita Panahi Show.”
News24 has also opened its first London bureau as half of the abroad enlargement, including to its present reporting operations in Washington, DC, Taipei, Wellington and Australia.
News24 is property of News Corp Australia — a subsidiary of The Post’s proprietor News Corp.
