Fox Business Network’s Charles Payne got a little too enthusiastic during an appearance on Varney & Company discussing a teen job program proposed by President Obama.

A Heritage Foundation recently published a report was remarkably critical of “poor” Americans who own refrigerators, microwaves and ceiling fans. Last night, Stephen Colbert both celebrated and ridiculed (celebraculed?) the conservative think tank report and Fox Business Network’s Stuart Varney for amplifying its seemingly insensitive position. Or as Colbert puts it, “if you have the strength to brush the flies off their eyeballs, then you really aren’t poor.”

Republican Congressman Allen West spoke with Stuart Varney this morning on Fox Business’ Varney & Co. about the ongoing feud between him and fellow Florida House member Debbie Wasserman Schultz. West showed no remorse for his language in an e-mail calling Wasserman Schultz “vile” and “not a lady,” and promised about the possibility of any apology, “that’s not happening.”

John Stossel is a self-admitted contrarian and appeared on Fox Business Network’s Varney & Co. to promote his Fox Business special tonight on whether or not college is worth the time and money. Stossel believes, counter to the American dream, that attending college is a scam and argues that for many it is “often not worth the investment.”

Gene Simmons is most famous for sticking out his tongue while singing in the band KISS, but now he’s sticking out his tongue at President Obama too. Simmons appeared on Varney & Co. this morning and told Stuart Varney that he is embarrassed by the fact that he voted for Obama in 2008. Coming from a man who usually wears make-up in public, that’s certainly saying a lot.

Was Fox Business anchor Stuart Varney sending a subtle signal in his choice of ties when he went on Hannity? In a strange exchange that led Varney–who was on the show to talk about the possibility of a government shutdown–to ask, “is this a new show called ambush?” The “ambush” was over Varney’s yellow silk [...]

Protesters in Wisconsin have again set their sights on the cameras of the Fox News Channel, this time shouting down a guest attempting to talk to anchor Stuart Varney. “It’s very interesting…that the crowd…has such a commitment to free speech that they will shout you down,” said Varney to Brett Healey, whose group investigated and videotaped the distribution of “doctor’s notes” to union protesters.

Never mind the Mosque controversy that’s currently taking up the right-of-center opinion media programming slate, there’s a new, and far more real story in which to go after the Obama administration. National Association of Realtors said earlier today that July’s sales fell by more than 27 percent — the largest monthly drop on records dating back to 1968. Almost immediately, Business reporters have called this a sure sign of a double-dip recession.

If the controversial illegal immigration law recently passed there and the widespread support polls show it has gotten there weren’t enough of a sign they take the immigration issue seriously down there, check out Corporation Commission candidate Barry Wong‘s new proposed policy: shutting off electricity to any building in which authorities suspect illegal immigrants may reside.

Fox News’ weekend Wall Street Journal partner program, the Journal Editorial Report, ran a segment Saturday analyzing Sarah Palin‘s chances at a successful presidential run in 2012 in light of a recent poll finding that 71% of Americans think she is not qualified for the job. Stuart Varney, in for Paul Gigot, lead the round table in a discussion on Palin’s chances in 2012. The commentators turned on Palin, with the ones trying to find the sunny side of the former Alaska governor slamming her even harder than her detractors.

On last night’s Hannity, former Bush press secretary Dana Perino said that “we did not have a terrorist attack on our country during President Bush’s term.” And Sean Hannity and Fox correspondent Stuart Varney didn’t miss a beat: they leapt ahead to an open-and-shut discussion of how the Fort Hood shooter, Nidal Malik Hasan, is a terrorist. 9/11: never forget?

Activist and environmentalist Ed Begley, Jr. was on Fox News’ Your World yesterday, chatting with guest host Stuart Varney about the global warming leaked emails currently being dubbed “Climategate” (of course).

And it didn’t take long before each were shouting their points of views.