Never one to mince words, conservative commentator Michelle Malkin angrily tore into President Obama‘s explanation that his apology for the burning of Korans in Afghanistan calmed things down in Afghanistan, saying it was an utter failure. “First of all, the apology didn’t work, obviously,” Malkin observed. “And it is just a measure of how much Obama lives in unreality!”

In an at-times heated interview, Fox and Friends‘ co-host Gretchen Carlson grilled Democratic Nation Committee chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz over high gas prices and played video of her criticizing President Bush over the same problem. “So I think you felt the president could have done something about lowering the gas prices,” Carlson pressed. “What do you say now that gas prices are going to reach $5 a gallon under President Obama?

Fox and Friends‘ Steve Doocy revealed a dark secret to his fellow morning co-anchors on Friday — he just happened to be in the stoner comedy Pineapple Express!

On Monday, Republican hopeful Newt Gingrich spoke at a town hall at Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and criticized the Obama Administration for encouraging Americans to buy more fuel-economical vehicles.

“The President has said, you know, you ought to buy smaller cars,” Gingrich quipped. “Now, let me start with a simple premise that most Oklahomans will understand: You cannot put a gun rack in a Volt!”

The Five‘s Dana Perino made an appearance on this morning’s Fox and Friends and spoke out about the mainstream media’s coverage of gas price prices, saying it was more negative under President Bush than President Obama.

On Friday’s Fox and Friends, segment producers accidentally flubbed a report on GE ordering employees the GM Volt. GE was mixed up with GM on the chyron and the teleprompter, causing a temporary panic on set. “GM is struggling to sell its Chevy Volts and the company is forcing its workers to drive them!” guest host Juliet Huddy erroneously began reading.

Congress reached a tentative agreement to extend three economic policies set to expire at the end of the month, plus the payroll tax credit through the end of the year, many conservatives were not happy, least of all, Fox and Friends anchor Gretchen Carlson, who flew into a rage over the deal. “This is what Americans should be upset in regards to politicians folks!” Carlson fumed. “This is pure political theater! No one on either side of the equation, even independents do not want to be the ones that the president can point the finger at and say you raised taxes on middle class before the election. This is total politics and it’s driving me crazy!”

Victoria’s Secret models Adriana Lima and Lindsay Ellingson were guests on Fox & Friends this morning, and, before they sat down on the couch for their interview, they helped Steve Doocy, with the weather report.

On Tuesday morning’s Starting Point, host Soledad O’Brien led yet another discussion of the Obama administration’s decision to give non-church religious employers one year to comply with the Preventive Services Mandate, which some claim is an “attack on religious liberty.”

O’Brien did a good job of challenging that false premise, but allowed guest Rep. Marcia Blackburn (R-TN) to slip in the lie that the mandate covers the “abortion pill.”

Tuesday morning, Fox & Friends welcomed Ms. Brown — a computer-generated, glasses-wearing candy — on the show as a guest, to talk about the history of M&M’s and basically plug the candy in what amounted to a three-minute commercial. A terrible, awkward three-minute commercial.

Friday’s encouraging jobs report has resulted in predictable agita from Republicans, who are scrambling to figure out how to sell themselves, in an improving economy, to sane America. On Monday morning’s Fox And Friends, Eric Bolling conspiratorially asked “Are they playing around with the numbers?”

The liberal blog Raw Story is accusing Fox and Friends of “inventing” a conspiracy around the jobs report, but that’s not true; Bolling simply neglected to credit the inventor of this silliness, Rep. Allen West (R-FL).

Appearing on Fox and Friends Monday, Donald Trump took no time in giving himself credit for Mitt Romney‘s landslide victory in the Nevada caucus. “There was a lot riding on that particular race in Nevada and it was interesting, because the numbers were much, much greater than you thought,” Trump gloated. “And a lot of people are giving me credit for that. And I will accept that credit!”

On Monday’s Fox and Friends, guest host Eric Bolling interviewed entrepreneur Donny McCall, a contestant on the ABC reality show Shark Tank, who was promoting his Invis-A-Rack company and refused suggestions from the investors to off-shore jobs, which would lessen the production costs of his product.

The lie that emergency contraception is the same as the “abortion pill” RU-486 has just completed the jump from the minds of Republicans like Michele Bachmann, to Fox News opinion programming, to the broader mainstream media. On Sunday morning’s This Week, host George Stephanopoulos sat mute as columnist George Will repeated the lie that the Obama administration’s Preventive Services Mandate would force religious employers to “provide…abortion-inducing drugs.”

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has made America The Beautiful a go-to rhetorical aid in his presidential campaign for some time now (in Iowa, he joked repeatedly that “corn counts as an amber wave of grain), but eschewed actual crooning on the stump. Perhaps emboldened by President Obama‘s knockout Apollo Theater performance, Romney remedied that [...]

On Monday morning’s Fox And Friends, co-host Steve Doocy cited a recent study from the Center for Media and Public Affairs at George Mason University that showed Mitt Romney receiving overwhelmingly negative coverage from the three broadcast networks and Fox News. One interesting result that was buried in that study: while Romney received 78% negative coverage from the broadcast networks, Rep. Ron Paul got a whopping 89% positive coverage from CBS News.

In one of the most embarrassing television moments in recent memory, Cuba Gooding Jr. arrived late for his interview with Fox and Friends — finally showing up on set at 8:56am — creating a frenzy on set.

On Monday morning’s Fox and Friends, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney let out another one of those “I’m running for office, for Pete’s sake!” bursts of honesty which, like a burlesque revue at a leper colony, are revealing, but not in a good way. Asked if his father’s Mexican birthplace is helping him with Florida’s Hispanic community, Romney replied “You know, I wish I could claim that I’m Hispanic…”

On Friday morning’s Fox and Friends, during a lively segment, Fox News political analyst Angela McGlowan had some tough words for President Obama and other liberal policymakers’ political rhetoric in invoking taxing the rich in the lead-up to the 2012 elections. “That’s what Liberals do,” McGlowan exclaimed. “They do race-baiting and class warfare.”

Once again, the Fox and Friends gang has made itself a platform for the dissemination of dangerously false medical information. On Monday morning’s F&F, during a discussion of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius‘ announcement that religious employers will have an extra year to comply with the preventive services mandate, Fox News legal analyst Peter Johnson, Jr. falsely claimed that the regs require such employers to “provide drugs that induce abortions.”

The singing of The Star Spangled Banner at sporting events has long been fodder for viral video moments, and Sunday’s NFL Conference Championships were no exception. While Aerosmith‘s Steven Tyler did his very best impression of a Wookie being castrated, San Francisco 49ers fans showed their true colors by booing New York Giants players as they appeared on the stadium Jumbotron…while Kristin Chenoweth sang the National Anthem.

Conservative pundit Ann Coulter stopped by Fox and Friends Sunday morning and gave a spirited analysis of Newt Gingrich‘s decisive victory over Mitt Romney in the South Carolina primary. “Apparently, South Carolinians would rather have the emotional satisfaction of a snotty remark toward the president than to beat Obama in the fall,” Coulter zinged.

During a relatively heated segment, DNC chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz appeared on Friday’s Fox and Friends and engaged in a tête-à-tête with co-anchors Steve Doocy and Brian Kilmeade.

Appearing as part of a panel on Fox & Friends Wednesday morning, talk show host Jerry Springer lit into Fox News for bashing President Obama on a daily basis. “We’re here on Fox News,” Springer began. “Every single day, in fairness, you guys, every single day, bash President Obama. Every day!”

Rick Santorum made a quick appearance on Fox & Friends Wednesday morning — sporting his signature sweater vest — and came out swinging against both Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney.