Tucker Carlson: Michael Vick 'Should Have Been Executed'

PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Fox analyst Tucker Carlson says Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick "should have been executed" for his role in a dogfighting ring. CONTINUE....

Fox News Interviews First Lady on Child Obesity

In her first interview with Fox News, First Lady Michelle Obama explained her new childhood anti-obesity campaign, "Let's Move."

Picking a fight: White House vs Fox News

By DAVID BAUDER (AP)

NEW YORK — President Barack Obama's communications director says it was Fox News Channel, not the White House, that picked a fight.

Yet it was Anita Dunn's words during a CNN interview last week, saying Fox is like "a wing of the Republican Party," that ignited one of the most unusual verbal volleys between a presidential administration and journalists since Vice President Spiro Agnew complained during the Nixon years about the "nattering nabobs of negativism."

Dunn's stance cheered many of the president's supporters who seethe over anti-Obama stories on Fox opinion shows, but has caused a backlash among some who say it exposed the administration as thin-skinned.

White House unhappiness had been building. The president himself said there is "one television station that is entirely devoted to attacking my administration." Fox's coverage of health care demonstrations over the summer, former administration official Van Jones and the community activists ACORN clearly knocked the administration off stride.

The White House blog attacked Fox commentator Glenn Beck for "lies."

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Fox News Contributor, Liz Trotta, Wants Obama to Die

Fox News contributor Liz Trotta made a horrific verbal gaffe when talking about Hillary's recent assassination comment. She first confused Obama w/ Osama and then said that it would great if we could "knock" them both off.





Liz Trotta Apologizes for "Knock Off" Obama Comment

Liz Trotta on FOX News, May 26, 2008

Barack Obama Goes on Fox News Sunday

Barack Obama on Fox News Sunday, April 27, 2008