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WATCH: Mike Rowe Stops By 'Fox News Saturday Night' To Talk About His New YouTube Show

WATCH: Mike Rowe Stops By 'Fox News Saturday Night' To Talk About His New YouTube Show

Fox News05-05-2025
MikeroweWORKS Foundation chairman Mike Rowe joins Fox News Saturday Night With Jimmy Failla to tell the panel all about his new show, 'People You Should Know'.
PLUS, check out the podcast if you missed any of Friday's show!
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Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan once called Trump the 'toughest of them all' at Republican National Convention

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