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Take us out to the hockey game, baby! Kennedy and Host of FOX Across America and FOX News Saturday Night, Jimmy Failla recap their time at the New York Rangers game over the weekend — where their front row seats scored them some serious screen time (unfortunately not due to the Rangers scoring). However, their biggest takeaway from the night was the good vibes of fellow hockey fans who stopped them to say hello and share their relief that America is back again without fearing they'll be shamed for their views.
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