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Tony Snow, former Fox News Sunday host and White House Press Secretary, died early this morning at 2:00 at Georgetown University Hospital from cancer. He was 53.
"It's a tremendous loss for us who knew him, but it's also a loss for the country," said Roger Ailes, chairman of FOX News.
Snow's career spanned more than 30 years that included being a syndicated columnist, editor, TV anchor, radio show host and musician. He also was a fill-in host for Rush Limbaugh before becoming Press Secretary in 2006.
He had a friendly demeanor about him and was well-prepared when he faced the press in the White House press room. He will be missed.
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