[AmishDude]

Now wait, Carlson just gave out a number which, as far as I know, is public. I would assume Carlson -- unless he's a complete and utter moron -- has his number unlisted. If Fox News wanted to respond in kind, they should have posted the number to the CNN news bureau or something like that.

[MEGoody]

"I would assume Carlson -- unless he's a complete and utter moron -- has his number unlisted."

Then he should have said so instead of giving out an erroneous number when asked for his home number.

[undeniable logic]

I disagree. This whole thing occured when discussing the Do-Not-Call List. As I understand it, Carlson disagreed with the Do-Not-Call List, and taking the side of the telemarketers said that anyone that wanted to call him at home could do so at such-and-such phone number. It turns out that the phone number he gave out was Fox New's number. Fox just posted a banner that stated that Carlson asked that he be contacted at home, but gave out the wrong number, and supplied the correct number. I see nothing wrong with this.

As far as Fox is concerned, Carlson made a mistake and Fox corrected it. Now if Carlson wants to claim that he intentionally gave out the wrong number, I am sure that Fox could sue Carlson for economic damages.