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ST. LOUIS (AP) — A veteran TV anchorman has been fired in the wake of comments he made on Facebook claiming "pressure" by the IRS following his 2012 interview wit…
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KMOV Anchorman Fired Over Facebook Post
ST. LOUIS (AP) — A veteran TV anchorman has been fired in the wake of comments he made on Facebook claiming "pressure" by the IRS following his 2012 interview with President Barack Obama.
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