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HereвЂ™s an audio tape in which a portion of the broadcast can be heard - the sound has been enhanced to make the phrase more audible, and the phrase is repeated several times.

got the boot after the words вЂњMartin Luther CвЂ“n King Jr.вЂќ went out over the air. The New York Post reports that Jeremy Kappell of WHEC-TV in Rochester, N.Y. The chief meteorologist at an NBC TV station was fired Monday after saying something on the air that has been interpreted as a racial slur.

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