I would like to have some help to do a small study of Fox News

[ck4829]

"Who gets the last word?"

When 2 people are being interviewed (like on Fox News), eventually this interview must come to an end.

But, when it does, it gives the chance for 1 person to say the last word.

The last word can be said and the other person will not have the chance to debunk anything the other person said.

Let's find out if there is a pattern as to who gets the last word on Fox News. Let's keep this thread up for a couple of days and stick in the Research Forum after we're done.

Who wants to see who gets the lat word on Fox News?

[jrw14125]

1. that's easy, whoever the propagandist posing as a journalist is, always.

[CottonBear]

2. Newshounds watch Fox so you don't have to. See theirwebsite. n/t

[HysteryDiagnosis]

3. OutFoxed

www.outfoxed.org

http://www.outfoxed.org/Buy.php

"It's unfair, it's slanted and it's a hit job. And I haven't even seen it yet."
-Eric Shawn, FOX News Reporter

"an obsessively researched expose"
-Robert S. Boynton NY Times Magazine

"Fox is not objective. Fox is a Republican propaganda machine."
-Roger Ebert

"Move over Michael Moore. It's Robert Greenwald's time to shine."
-CNN

"rank propaganda ... the distorted work of an ultra-liberal filmmaker"
-Bill O'Reilly, pathological liar

"Exceptionally damning."
-Kenneth Turan, LA Times

"a cult classic"
-The Guardian