DavidS
Anti-Tea Party Member
Okay - 1 press conference, I understand. 2 press conferences - a bit annoying, but ok. 3 press conferences interrupting nightly TV? Sorry - I'm not on board. Obama - if people want to listen to you - they will listen to you. If they don't - they will not. Stop interrupting our only escape from stress with more stress.
I applaud Fox's decision to say NO to the president. Look for Lie to Me to get massive ratings. I know I'll be tuning in.
Fox Not Airing Obama Press Conference
NEW YORK Fox became the first broadcast network to turn down a request by President Barack Obama for time, opting to show its drama "Lie to Me" on Wednesday instead of the president's prime-time news conference.
Fox will direct viewers interested in the news conference to [COLOR=#038258 ! important][COLOR=#038258 ! important]Fox [COLOR=#038258 ! important]News [/COLOR][COLOR=#038258 ! important]Channel[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] and the Fox Business Network, which will both carry it. ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC and CNBC are all carrying the 8 p.m. EDT event, on Obama's 100th day in office.
I applaud Fox's decision to say NO to the president. Look for Lie to Me to get massive ratings. I know I'll be tuning in.
Fox Not Airing Obama Press Conference
NEW YORK Fox became the first broadcast network to turn down a request by President Barack Obama for time, opting to show its drama "Lie to Me" on Wednesday instead of the president's prime-time news conference.
Fox will direct viewers interested in the news conference to [COLOR=#038258 ! important][COLOR=#038258 ! important]Fox [COLOR=#038258 ! important]News [/COLOR][COLOR=#038258 ! important]Channel[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] and the Fox Business Network, which will both carry it. ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC and CNBC are all carrying the 8 p.m. EDT event, on Obama's 100th day in office.