"The Five" co-host Dagen McDowell on Wednesday blasted Dr. Anthony Fauci, chief medical advisor to the White House, for his COVID advice ahead of the holidays and his legacy in managing the pandemic.

DAGEN MCDOWELL: The only nice thing I have to say about Tony Fauci, or to Tony Fauci, is bye, don’t let the door hit you where the good lord split you. Actually, I hope the door does hit you on the a--. Goodbye. He is a contemptible power-hungry, bureau-hack, and the danger is he’s a perfect example of why somebody should never be in a position of power for that long. 

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He was, to paraphrase Brit Hume, he is an epidemiologist, you should have been in charge of fighting the disease, not our economy, not our children's development, not businesses, not our children’s education, none of it. Trillions of dollars of wealth was destroyed because of him. Businesses were crushed. Children have been setback for their lifetimes. We're on a financial trajectory to a horrible burden in the coming decades, and he’ll never pay the price and I guarantee you he gets a job from some left-wing hack.

A small town cafe is not only serving up signature sweet potato pies, but serving the community, as well, the owner told Fox News. 

"We were able to bring young people, old people, the police, the whole community together just with our location," Cheryl Johnson, owner of Aunt Cheryl's Cafe, told Fox News. "Our location became a spot where people felt comfortable."

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Johnson has been serving the small Pittsburgh suburb for the past five years and is one of the few restaurants in town. The retired social worker-turned-caterer opened her doors to share how her business brings the community together.

"We're serving the community through food," Johnson said. "It became a spot where people felt comfortable enough to come here and talk about who they are, where people felt comfortable enough to say ‘I need a meal.'"

"And one of our specialties is our sweet potato pie," Johnson said before claiming that her sweet potato pie recipe is the best in the country. 

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"I've been all over the country, I've tasted from coast to coast: California, Detroit, Philadelphia," she said. "Our sweet potato pie is the best."

Johnson refused to give up her tightly held secret ingredients but shared some suggestions on what to add to the Thanksgiving favorite.

"You have to have good potatoes to start with," Johnson told Fox News. "We put a little bit seasoning, we put a little bit of butter, we put a little bit of sugar."

"Most important thing that we put in it is we put our hearts in it," she continued. 

Johnson said the town has rallied around her location.

"We do more than just feed the people," Johnson said. "We serve the people."

To watch Johnson's full interview about her sweet potato pies, click here.