Gabriel Heatter was a prominent American radio news commentator, known for his distinctive, dramatic, and often optimistic delivery. He rose to national fame during the 1930s and became a reassuring voice for millions of Americans throughout the Great Depression and World War II. Heatter's broadcasts often began with his signature, uplifting catchphrase, 'Ah, there's good news tonight,' which provided comfort during uncertain times. His unique style combined reporting with personal commentary, making him one of the most popular and influential broadcasters of his era.