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By Marisa SarnoffMay 24th, 2021, 4:06 pm
Seven-year-old aspiring journalist
Emmy Eaton, of the website EastIdahoNews.com, made her cable news debut Monday during a fun (though briefly technically challenged) segment on Fox News’
America’s Newsroom.
America’s Newsroom co-host
Bill Hemmer, saying that the young interviewer wanted to “hammer Hemmer” with seven questions of her own.
Eaton, whose father
Nate Eaton is the news director of EastIdahoNews.com, first asked Hemmer about his experience, including what he likes best about being a journalist.
“I like to learn something every day,” Hemmer responded.
When Eaton asked what food she should try on an upcoming visit to New York, Hemmer said he loves “dirty water hot dogs.” He also said that his hidden talents include photography and grilling.
Georgia s Brian Kemp Ends COVID Unemployment in Effort to Get More People Back to Work
On 5/13/21 at 2:11 PM EDT
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp said during a Thursday interview he will end the state s participation in federal coronavirus-related unemployment benefits. The move, he said, is to encourage people to get back to work.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp speaks during a press conference in Atlanta on August 10, 2020. Kemp said this week Georgia s participation in federal pandemic unemployment programs will end on June 26.
Elijah Nouvelage/Getty We ve got to get more people in the workforce, Kemp said during a segment on Fox News
"The federal government needs to act, whether it s building the wall or putting back into place the laws that were there in the last administration because what is happening now is out of control,"
By Colby HallMay 5th, 2021, 10:42 am
Former White House Chief of Staff
Mark Meadows learned the news that an oversight board had decided to uphold the Facebook ban of his ex-boss, former President Donald Trump, during an appearance on Fox News’
America’s Newsroom.
While the news that the advisory board upheld the suspension was not much of a surprise, Meadows still lamented how it was a “sad day for America,” before revealing that a number of members of Congress would use this news as motivation to investigate, regulate and even break-up what he deems Facebook’s monopoly, and also called for a “break up of Big Tech.”