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Regular readers of these threads know I have often skewered Fox & Friends Weekend co-host Julian Phillips for his liberalism, inanity and the general sense of unease he projects. I believe I've even observed that he "doesn't feel comfortable in his own skin." This morning's show gave evidence that such might be quite literally true. There was a running joke among the co-hosts this morning, with news reader Alyson Camerota joining in, over the fact that Julian and co-host Adam Housley were wearing identical suits. At the end of one such light-hearted moment, Julian suddenly exclaimed: "ebony & ivory," referring...

Fox & Friends lead item this morning is "Looting in Iraq during the invasion". A sick, one sided diatribe about how we failed to safeguard all the key nuke and other munition sites. Where or WHY are they digging up this old garbage???

Well, our "Friends" have done it again. Covering some onesided left leaning activities. Without a counter balanced view. They interviewed Jon Lee Anderson, author of "The Fall of Baghdad". The general conclusion is that Iraqis hate the US, and it will never be passified until our GIs leave.

Set your alarm and get your coffee. Ann is on FOX & FRIENDS, Friday morning.

Free Republic Chairman Scott Swett on Fox & Friends Here is the transcript of Scott's appearance on April 1, 2003. E.D. Hill: …but you know what? There is another side, and they’re picking up the pace. Brian Kilmeade: Yep, Scott Swett is the chairman of the Free Republic Network; he joins us now from D.C. to explain. Welcome, Scott. Scott Swett: Good morning, how are you. Brian: Scott, what are you doing to counteract the huge, sometimes huge anti-war demonstrations? Scott: Well, there are also huge numbers of people that support the troops and support what we’re doing in Iraq,...

Liberals lookout! On Fox and Friends you've got Doocy, Donahey, and Kilmeade all together again this morning! It was quite a great show! At one point, E.D. was talking about Al-Queda targeting the Oscars. It almost sounded like she was attempting to goad Al-Queda into bombing the Oscars! Then Doocy responded "Al Queda wouldn't bomb the Oscars because they have too many sympathizers there" Kilmeade responded by saying he thought Al Queda really doesn't care who they bomb, just as long as they bomb somebody. Bill Bennet was on, and Kilmeade read the quotes from Tom Dashle in 1998, and...

FOX & Friend's Brian Kilmeade spent last week with U.S. troops on various bases in Kuwait.  We asked Brian to tell us about his experience there: What a week it was for Fox & Friends in Kuwait. Producers Paulina Krycinski, Sebastian Hill and myself had just four days to make this trip happen, and thanks to the work of our Kuwaiti Bureau, Matt Singerman (Morning Czar), and most of all the U.S. Army, we pulled it off! As you can imagine, it turned out to be six days I personally will never forget. In this short time period I feel like...

Right now on Foxnews Brian Kilmeade is in Kuwait. Brian is one of the best commentators they've got on Foxnews, so when I heard he was going to Kuwait I was a little bit concerned for his safety. But when I turned on the TV this morning I was quickly reassured. I thought maybe he would do like most of the foreign correspondants, and sit on top of a roof somewhere. But nope, not our patriotic Brian! He's sitting on top of a tank surrounded by about 25-30 US Soldiers! The tanks got a "Don't Tread on me sign on...

Ellen Ratner was on this morning's Fox&Friends and tried to weasel out of her previous attack on GW Bush whom she wished would 'screw up the war in Iraq' so that the Dems could regain the WhiteHouse by saying she was 'just trying to be funny' and it 'backfired on her'. Like oh, oops. Well, it's time that EVERY Freeper immediately write Ms Ratner and let her and FoxNews know that her so-called apology is simply NOT ACCEPTED! or acceptable.I've written to every FoxNews email address the same letter: That we viewers of FoxNews will not accept Ellen Ratner's apology...

Anchor's Not Outfoxing Foe CNN seeking help for PaulaBy PHYLLIS FURMANDaily News Business WriterNN isn't getting its money's worth from Paula Zahn.The cable network's $2 million-a-year investment in its new anchor has yet to pay dividends — and CNN is looking to make a change to beef up her expensive new morning show.In spite of big bucks and megapromotion for Zahn, Fox News Channel's edgy, zoolike "Fox & Friends" is beating her more serious show, "American Morning," by up to 200,000 viewers a day. Paula Zahn: Provocative, supersmart and, oh yeah, just a little bit overpaid. That has CNN trying...