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Fox News Anchor Literally Cries Laughing On-Air Over ‘Cutest’ Dog Report

“This picture really takes me out” Atlanta journalist Alex Whittler says The post Fox News Anchor Literally Cries Laughing On-Air Over ‘Cutest’ Dog Report appeared first on TheWrap .

An Atlanta news anchor, Alex Whittler, found herself unable to maintain composure during a segment about the TSA's "cutest canine" award. On-air, she found herself literally crying with laughter as photos of the award-winning dog, Bolt, were displayed. The German shorthair pointer, known for its distinctive bug-eyed expression and odd head positioning, had already sparked Whittler's amusement.

The control room was inundated with additional photos of the goofy dog, prompting Whittler to plead for the broadcast to stop. Meteorologist Marquise Meda, also finding the situation amusing, joined in the laughter, implored Whittler to continue with the weather report. Despite the laughter, the segment continued, with Whittler struggling to deliver her lines amidst the barrage of photos.

Bolt, a member of the TSA's explosives detection canine team, has been awarded the prestigious title eight times since its inception in 2019. The dog's owner, Daphne Wang, expressed her delight over the win, praising Bolt's character and dedication to his job.

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