My first glimpse of this was when I heard
Megan Kelly's now-classic response to Karl Rove:
KELLY: Is this just -- is this just math that you do as a Republican to make yourself feel better, or is this real and you genuinely think people should be keeping an open mind?
Stephen Colbert provides another great line:
“Fox News’s The Five‘s Eric Bolling,” Colbert continued, “has an iron-clad explanation for why they did whatever it is we’re accusing them of having done after the Benghazi attack.”
He then cuts to Bolling, who is saying “that there’s one more piece to this. Don’t forget that [Benghazi] was prior — prior — to Osama bin Laden being taken down, and the thought was, the discussion was, ‘Is President Obama, going into the reelection, soft on terror or not?’”
Bolling then interrupts himself, as an off-screen producers informs him of something: “What, it was after?”
“Yes, much after,” Dana Perino can be heard saying.
“My bad,” Bolling said, “I take it back.”
“But a great point, if it were true,” Perino added.
“Yes,” Colbert replied, “that’s undeniable. A great point, and a fantastic new motto: ‘Fox News: Fair and Balanced. A Great Point If It Were True.”
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