Fox's Chris Wallace: A President Franken would be "great," "how good would the material be for us?"
July 02, 2009 2:01 pm ET
From the July 2 edition of Fox News Radio's Brian and the Judge:
Kilmeade replied that Franken is "so angry, and he's so off his axis - the people of Minnesota should have a four year cooling off period before they elect somebody again."
Previously:
- Fox hosts on Franken victory: "in denial"; Franken and nation crazy; Coleman originally won
- Kilmeade's Franken freak-out continues: "embarrassment," "hateful," "maniacal," "angry, evil," "bitter partisan"
- Claiming "it hurt" to call Franken "a senator from Minnesota," Kilmeade wonders: "[W]ho's safe now?"
- Kilmeade is "in denial" that Franken, who "is barely sane," is now Senator











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Wallace believes that their creatively-vacant minds will fill with insightful quips if only Franken gets promoted from Senator to President.
The Fox News comedy writers are chomping at the bit to get started...
Oh, I'll betcha not HALF as good as the material for The Daily Show would be for a President Sarah Palin . . .
You know so much, Brain Kilmeade (no typo), yet you know so little.
these are the same people that supported a clown of a president in george bush, and never made fun of him. so now they think they can get material on franken? he is a harvard graduate in math, of all things, and just because he used to be a funny entertainment guy, they think they have material on him. why couldnt they ever find material on bush? he could barely even read, let alone speak, yet, they didnt have the balls to say something... probably because he was signing their paychecks.
The part I dont get is how they decided that Franken was angry.
I saaw his acceptance speech and I gotta saw the only two things in the election this year classier then that speech was the consession speeches of Colman and McCain.
If anything the man appears to be the epitamy of calm not angry.