David Sanger

speaker
478 appearances 12 recordings 4 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 22 Jun

David Sanger’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 12 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 10.

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I'm David Sanger. voice-verified
I cover the White House and national security at the New York Times, and I try to explain what decisions made in Washington mean for you wherever you live. voice-verified
This is why the Times sends me to the Oval Office when the president is making a major decision or has me ride along on Air Force One on critical trips. voice-verified
And I talk to foreign leaders exploring why they're so often at odds with the United States. voice-verified
We live in a world of misinformation and disinformation. voice-verified
It's never been more important to have reliable sources of on-the-ground reporting. voice-verified
If you want firsthand reporting on how U.S. voice-verified
policy affects the world, consider subscribing to The New York Times. voice-verified
I'm David Sanger. voice-verified
I cover the White House and national security at the New York Times, and I try to explain what decisions made in Washington mean for you wherever you live. voice-verified
This is why the Times sends me to the Oval Office when the president is making a major decision or has me ride along on Air Force One on critical trips. voice-verified
And I talk to foreign leaders exploring why they're so often at odds with the United States. voice-verified
We live in a world of misinformation and disinformation. voice-verified
It's never been more important to have reliable sources of on-the-ground reporting. voice-verified
If you want firsthand reporting on how U.S. voice-verified
Just tell her we want to send flowers.
I'm David Sanger.
I cover the White House and national security at the New York Times, and I try to explain what decisions made in Washington mean for you wherever you live.
This is why the Times sends me to the Oval Office when the president is making a major decision or has me ride along on Air Force One on critical trips.
And I talk to foreign leaders exploring why they're so often at odds with the United States.
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