Guy Benson Salary

Benson receives an annual salary of $75,000 from his career as a news journalist for Fox News. Guy Benson is an American news journalist currently working for Fox News, and Townhall.com as a columnist, commentator, and political pundit respectively.

Guy Benson Net Worth

Benson is believed to have an estimated net worth of $0.5 million as of 2023 from his successful career as a news journalist for Fox News and Townhall.com. Guy Benson is an American news journalist currently working for Fox News, and Townhall.com as a columnist, commentator, and political pundit respectively.

Guy Benson Bio

Guy Benson is an American news journalist currently working for Fox News, and Townhall.com as a columnist, commentator, and political pundit respectively. Before hosting Fox News Radio, he also worked for the NPR station.

Guy Benson Age

Benson is 37 years old as of 2023, He was born on March 7, 1985, in Saudi Arabia.

Guy Benson Height

Benson stands at an average height and moderate weight. He appears to be quite tall in stature if his photos, relative to his surroundings, are anything to go by.

Guy Benson Parents

Guy has not provided any additional information on his family, other than to say that he was born in Saudi Arabia and raised in the USA by his devoted parents. James Benson, his brother, is an actor, writer, and director.

Guy Benson Gay & Wedding

In May 2015, Benson came out as gay. He made this announcement ahead of the release of his new book, End of Discussion, which had the following footnote: “Guy here. Thus, I am gay.

In 2019, Guy and his hubby were married in a lovely ceremony that was attended by their family and friends.

Guy Benson Education Background

Benson completed his high school studies at Ridgewood High School. He subsequently enrolled at Northwestern University, where he continued to work for the campus radio station WNUR until he earned his bachelor’s degree.

Guy Benson FOX News

Benson started his career while still a student, working as a sports broadcaster and political talk show host for the university’s radio station, WNUR. Following graduation, he broadcast summer baseball games in the Cape Cod Baseball League, worked as a reporter for an NPR station in South Florida, and completed an internship at the White House.

Later, he co-produced The Sandy Rios Show with analyst Sandy Ross at WYLL-AM in Chicago. He started hosting The Guy Benson Show in 2008, which aired on AM 1260 WWRC in Washington, D.C., and AM 560 WIND in Chicago.