There has been a bruhaha between the White house and Fox News as of late. Many over at the network are simply besides themselves because the White House has called them out on their 'misrepresentation of the truth', to say it lightly. For all their hot air about being called out by White House, Fox, it seems, did exactly what THEY complain about.

The result of this has been (so far) Glenn Beck comparing the network to the jews during the holocaust, a reporter at Fox compared the President to Nixon, Steve Doocey compared him to Hugo Chavez. There was this from Sean Hannity: The hypocrisy here is just mind numbing. Think Progress has a little bit of irony to this entire story. Fox Not only outwardly supported the Bush's 'war' against NBC -- they vocally supported a White House boycott of of the network. There is more at the link, but more importantly there is a letter sent out in May 2008, from then-White House counselor Ed Gillespie to NBC News President Steve Capus, accusing them of deceptive editing and blurring the lines between “news” and “opinion.”

They aren't bothering to mention that the President HAS been interviewed on Fox, by Bill O'Reilly. That fact won't get in the way of a Fox manufactured controversy. If they want to be called a news channel -- they need to do a little research and mention a few facts. Don't lie and you won't be accused of lying. It really is as simple as that. They are making a news story about themselves instead of reporting really important news -- like Ballon boy throwing up live on NBC this morning. Now THAT's news -- and entertainment!

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Raine