AJ Clemente, rookie TV anchor, says he's fired for profanity on air

AJ Clemente, rookie TV anchor, says he's fired for profanity on air

The most recent unfortunate victim of a yawning gap in internal filtering devices is the newly unemployed A.J. Clemente. For about five minutes this weekend, Clemente was a news anchor at KFYR-TV in North Dakota. But in an apparent case of nerves not

AJ Clemente, a rookie anchor out of South Dakota, was fired after cursing on-air his first day on the job.

A.J. Clemente, a brand-new TV anchor in North Dakota, has been suspended after he started his first news broadcast with the f-bomb. A video of the mistake quickly went viral.

Tonight was A.J. Clemente's first night at the anchor desk for Bismarck NBC affiliate KFYR. Things did not go well for A.J.. A.J. Clemente (@ClementeAJ) April 21, 2013. His postmortem was brief. That couldn't have gone any

It seems as though local news anchor AJ Clemente is turning what he called a "gut-wrenching" gaffe into a hopeful situation. The North Dakota news anchor, who was fired earlier this week after saying "f---ing sh-t" on air, appeared on Wednesday's