Fox News Revisited

Message 1550 of 5378

Well, it looks like for the second time in a week, Fox News has been caught airing misleading footage. They were doing a segment on Sarah Palin and showed throngs of people lined up as she was promoting her book. The only problem is that the video used in the segment was footage from the campaign.

Last week, course, Jon Stewart busted Hannity for showing some old footage and purporting it to be from a recent rally in Washington.

Fair and balanced? Face it, folks, Fox is just as biased as all the so-called liberal media, to the point of making up news to support their spin.

Fox News again accused of airing misleading video

posted by IronyGuy

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Where is FOX’s response, if there is one…Oh wait the other fox commentators will be on top of this….Right?

posted by denjolly
over 2 years ago

bump

posted by denjolly
over 2 years ago

Unfair and unbalanced. That's Fox News.

posted by merlinsflame
over 2 years ago

lmao, What minutiae,talk about grasping at straws & scrapping the bottom of the barrel!
rofmao

tsk tsk Palinizing FOX!

FOX MUST REALLY ROCK!

posted by TheSkyWolf
over 2 years ago

I'm sure that thier ratings will take a big hit...

Oops, they are rising...

LOL,

FW

posted by FlyWacko
over 2 years ago

There is so much footage of crowds thronging to Sarah that it is impossible to prevent a mixup now and then. A crowd is a crowd.

posted by KerryCork
over 2 years ago

If Fox isn't fair and balanced, then why did Mr. Hope and Change decide on an interview?

posted by singbodyelectric
over 2 years ago

Somehow this doesn't surprise me.

posted by eagles02
over 2 years ago

Fly- This isn't a sitcom, the issue is not about ratings it's about integrity, not misleading the viewers and telling the truth. Or does that not matter anymore as long as you are the most watched? WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO US!

posted by fjguy
over 2 years ago

Uh, excuse me, but they did apologize for it. Unlike the non-apology given from MSNBC on the gun toter at the Obama rally, who turned out to be black. Or the famous Dan Rather issue. I guess, it appears, no network/news reader/commentator is without foibles. Picking the fly-sh^t out of the pepper, aren't we?