Looks Like No One Dared To Even Care

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Shame....maybe they should have kept the fake interviews :
Well, the ratings are in and as Mediaite's Steve Krakauer notes they were "unspectacular":

Sarah Palin's Fox News Special Garners Unspectacular Ratings

Sarah Palin's much-hyped LL Cool J-less Fox News special last night didn't bring in the huge ratings some (ok, we) predicted. Greta Van Susteren's On The Record which normally airs at 10pm ET beat the program the previous three nights in the A25-54 demographic and two out of three nights in total viewers. The show also lost viewers from the first quarter hour to the final quarter hour by double digits. It did do 28% better in total viewers than the last FNC original special (November 2009).
When something goes wrong for Fixed Propaganda in ratings, than that says something about how disgusted at the thought of people even seeing that lady.

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