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Cincinnati Enquirer columnist John Kiesewetter explains why Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer wears a purple tie every Friday (aka "Purple Friday") on "America's Newsroom."
It's to support the Elder High School Panthers, his alma mater whose football team currently has a 9-2 record for the season with one more game to go against those Anderson H.S. Redskins tomorrow night.
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FNC's Bill Hemmer was at game 1 of the World Series last night, alongside probably the most annoying Baldwin brother, Stephen. At the time of this interview it was still 1-0, Phillies. The game, and the company, would just drag on from there.
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Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer, host of Fox News's flagship news program ''America's Newsroom'', hosts several segments touting the April 15 "tea party" protests (see and ). Hemmer notes protests in Florida and Ohio that occurred in recent days, and directs viewers to the Web site for ''America's Newsroom'' for more information. He says: "Protesters, well, they waved flags and signs and with slogans like 'Repeal the Pork' and 'Our Bacon is...
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Fox News has defended itself against administration criticism by saying the White House has confused its pundit shows with its news programs. But the network constantly, misleadingly disparages Obama and his administration in its supposedly straight reporting. Here are the ten of the worst examples; there are many more.
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During the December 3 edition of Fox News' America's Newsroom, Bill Hemmer falsely claimed that "recently leaked emails reveal that scientists use, quote, 'tricks' to hide evidence of a decline in global temperatures over the past, say, few decades." In fact, the email in question discussing hiding the decline refers to efforts to account for unreliable tree ring data, but instrumental temperature data do not show a "decline in...
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