(WGHP) The Radio Television Digital News Association of the Carolinas has announced the finalists for its 2023 awards, including nine entries from FOX8 WGHP across eight categories. The awards recognize TV, radio and digital journalists and news organizations across North Carolina and South Carolina. FOX8 WGHP and members of the FOX8 family were recognized […]
could be salvaged if they cut off the cancerous part of the anchor team? there s this element of defiance. the other part of the discovery process yields defiance of rupert murdoch. he wants laura and sean and tucker to join hands and kumbaya say joe biden is president. they don t do anything of the things he wants them to. take us inside what the reaction was to what they were learning maybe for the first time that these anchors were saying about them. they called a female executive the c word. it was a very ugly picture of i don t know if insubordination captures it. yeah. i think that the february text began to build an even larger sort of set of issues for tucker. and these were the texts that came out as part of the litigation that were public. and they showed, you know, someone saying, you know, bad things about his bosses. he you know, and making remarks that internally, you know, created problems for him.
cheryl is. that guy mark was talking about not allowing ai to take over, where do you think his sound byte went? ai had something to do with that, robots took out mark s sound byte. cheryl: i know, and here i was to glorify the anchor team of todd and ashley who have done great interviews about ai, stolen from the jaws. todd: the robots are coming for us. ashley: don t make that joke. todd: our top story is this morning indictment against the former president. house republicans promising to hold alvin bragg accountable, accusing the manhattan da on leading political investigation. doug collins is here next. ashley: we will check in with steve doocy to see what is coming up on fox and friends. good morning. steve: another slow news day. good morning to both of you.
Maui Waena Intermediate students returned with a dozen awards from the Student Television Network’s annual convention, held last week in Long Beach, Calif. Statewide, Hawaiʻi public schools brought home a total of 46 awards.