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: Sex Offender IssuesFL - Former Congressman Mark Foley may appear on NBC's "Today" show Wednesday
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11/09/2008
By Jim Turner (Contact)
TREASURE COAST ? Mark Foley, the former congressman representing portions of Martin and St. Lucie counties and who resigned in 2006 over inappropriate e-mails, is expected to be on NBC?s ?Today? show Wednesday morning.
WPTV Channel 5 started promoting the interview Friday as a long-awaited exclusive, without saying Foley?s name.
A representative for NewsChannel 5 said the interview was an exclusive to the ?Today? show....
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