Why Barney Frank Is Never Going on Bill O'Reilly Again
"He had no interest in a discussion... It's what he does."
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Sean Hannity, still, incredibly, is officially confused about where President Obama grew up. In a new interview with Playboy, Hannity was asked whether he regrets saying Obama grew up in Kenya. Hannity responded, "But he did grow up in Kenya, and he told The New York Times that he went to a school there and one of the most beautiful things on the planet is Islamic prayer at sunset."
"He had no interest in a discussion... It's what he does."
The two TV hosts have been trading compliments as of late
He says he's hiring 50 people by the end of the year--more if his taxes were lower
Are we feeling superficial or serious? The answer's in how many people watch CNN
Cartoonist Tony Auth on the many reasons Fox News had to choose from
The Daily Show Host takes one final, fantastic shot at the Fox News personality
Although Fox News is taking the high road on this one
Mostly it's because he can't keep advertisers
The conservative host didn't say what he'd do after his Fox News show ends
Someone appears to be chortling over Beck's "transition" from Fox
The seminal moments from Beck's two years on Fox
Host indicates he could take his show elsewhere
A decade of bold pronouncements are under renewed scrutiny
Is he preparing to leave the network?
The former Senator's move to the right-leaning network draws barbs from Twitter
Happy birthday, Rupert. They can't say you haven't done well for yourself
NYT editor apologizes for calling Fox viewers "the most cynical people on planet Earth"
With ratings slipping, Beck's time at Fox could be coming to an end
Liz Trotta responds to Bill Keller's comments about the network's "cynical" audience
Bill Keller to viewers: "You're among the most cynical people on planet Earth"
The network cites their presidential ambitions
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