Add Another Classic Move By Just A Legendary Network Of Clowns

I have two words for this interview (And if you can't hear it, trust me, you aren't missing a thing at all)

It lied.

Shocking, right?

Well, I'll let Christina Bellantoni reporting say it all. The clowns at Fixed Propaganda Comedian Network have used this as its latest salvo all day today, in terms of the "WHITE HOUSE WAR ON US" , by saying they were excluded out of an interview with pay czar Ken Feinberg yesterday, and that, (GET THIS) all the other networks came in defense for Fixed being left out in the cold.

Boo hoo hoo.

Only, it was a lie:

Feinberg did a pen and pad with reporters to brief them on cutting executive compensation. TV correspondents, as they do with everything, asked to get the comments on camera. Treasury officials agreed and made a list of the networks who asked (Fox was not among them).

But logistically, all of the cameras could not get set up in time or with ease for the Feinberg interview, so they opted for a round robin where the networks use one pool camera. Treasury called the White House pool crew and gave them the list of the networks who'd asked for the interview.

The network pool crew noticed Fox wasn't on the list, was told that they hadn't asked and the crew said they needed to be included. Treasury called the White House and asked top Obama adviser Anita Dunn. Dunn said yes and Fox's Major Garrett was among the correspondents to interview Feinberg last night.

HAHAHAHA.

You get that. The clowns did it again.

What shows how much losers they are is the fact that they suck at even lying. They can't even lie decently......AT ALL.

More hilarity

TPMDC spoke with a network bureau chief this afternoon familiar with the situation who was surprised that Fox was portraying the news as networks coming to its rescue.

"If any member had been excluded it would have been same thing, it has nothing to do with Fox or the White House or the substance of the issues," the bureau chief said. "It's all for one and one for all."

A Treasury spokesperson added: "There was no plot to exclude Fox News, and they had the same interview that their competitors did. Much ado about absolutely nothing."

Bellantoni writes in the rest of the article that the White house will not backed down on the comedy Network still going to war on them with their feeble effort.

I guess with how pathetic the "war" is going for them, from the usual clowns on their network harping to the criticism on Olbermann and Maddow visiting the White House getting smacked back in their face last night BY Olbermann and Maddow, I think they should recommend their own "surge" in order to save them.

I wonder if ABC will be their insurgency that they strike a deal with, since John Stossel is happily apart of their team now.