And now the most intriguing two minutes in television, the latest from the wartime grapevine: Saudi Land, Saudi LawThe latest from Saudi Arabia is that it will not allow outsiders — and that means U.S. investigators— to question those 11 Al Qaeda suspects who allegedly tried to shoot down an …
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And now the most compelling two minutes in television, the latest from the political grapevine: Miss the Grapevine? Watch it! Got Complaints, Not ComplimentsOn his honeymoon on the Caribbean Island of Nevis last week, Presidential Press Secretary Ari Fleischer, traveling under an assumed name, was nonetheless promptly recognized by a …
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WASHINGTON – FOX News conducted two interviews by telephone on Sept. 10, 2004, with Gary Killian, son of the late Lt. Colonel Jerry B. Killian, whose signature appears on some of the documents obtained by CBS News purporting to show that the elder Killian, squadron leader of Lt. George W. …
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NEW YORK – For a FOX News reporter, walking around the Republican National Convention is a constant identity crisis. On one hand, the living is easy—RNC volunteers literally salute FOX News reporters at check points, and at theGOPAC National Prayer Breakfast (search), one event organizer asked reporter Kelley Vlahos for …
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Apparently angry over not being informed the Iraqiprisoner scandal (search)was brewing, President Bush held a private meeting with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. And Bush aides have told the press the president rebuked the defense secretary. Predictably, some people and Democratic politicians are piling on, demanding Rumsfeld resign. We are not …
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Hi, I’m Bill O’Reilly. Thanks for watching us tonight. The truth about 9/11 and the war in Iraq, that is the subject of this evening’s “Talking Points Memo.” In just a few moments, we’ll talk with the two men in charge of the commission, but here are the report highlights: …
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Fair and balanced swift boat coverage, that is the subject of this evening’s “Talking Points” memo. I told my staff today they’ve done a great job in researching the swift boat business. For the past month, The Factor has been dead on about what is fact, what is false, and …
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BAGHDAD, Iraq – It doesn’t make the headlines the way Ramadi or Sadr City do, but Northern Babilprovince is one of the baddest places in all Iraq. Richard Armitage knows it. In a speech last month, the deputy secretary of state listed the areas that needed to be cleaned up: …
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Merry Christmas everybody. And if that offends you, click off my column. I’m not saying that you don’t have a right to be offended. You do. And if you think a blessing of good tidings for one of the most celebrated holidays in the entire world is worth a Grrr!, …
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It didn’t take the left long to start dumping onRonald Reagan (search). They couldn’t even wait for him to be buried. Actor Danny Glover said Reagan would be remembered most for theIran-Contra scandal (search). Maybe we could ask the Nicaraguans about that since the freedom fighters we supported threw out …
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