While Doocy reports "no information that anybody's selling any fake vaccine," chyron reads "Fake Vaccines Sold Online"

D'oh!

And somehow, we can still spell "FAIL" without "FOX News"

Kilmeade & Doocy, Two Peas in a Pod.
They both remind me of a Load my Dog droped on my Sod.
Doocy has a face only a Mother could Love.
While Kilmeade is so dumb he gets all his information from Drudge.

Speak truth to power.


Mr. News

It should also be pointed out that there was a logo at the lower left of the screen claiming that this was a "news channel" while Doocy was speaking, which seems equally contradictory.

After long and expensive consultation with contortionists, acrobats, dermatologists and other specialists, FOX Propaganda has finally and conclusively demonstrated an ability to talk out both sides of it's mouth! Congratulations to everyone there who worked so hard to make this possible.

It's only sad that the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to our President will overshadow this important and historic moment.

He was talking about a cure I would think but the fact that he said hand washing sounded completely misleading - Fact is, washing hands regularly is encouraged as an important preventive measure against H1N1 as it is with many virus and bacteria.

I really hope they discussed that there are some suggested preventative measures outside of the vaccinations like overall healthy habits - good nutrition, sleep, exercise and also, hand washing is a preventive measure as is avoiding large crowds and cramped spaces with many people like airplanes. Saying soaps aren't preventive is actually misleading - it sounds like he is saying watching isnt preventive when it likely is.

I am in S. Korea at the moment and there was a story here that a high school student was selling fake Tamiflu and was charged.

On another note, the right-wing often stands up for and promotes the free market which should allow for people to sell any product or service they so choose, such as: alternative medicines for flu. Having said that, why would conservatives now use their time to discredit such free market systems.

Maybe the right-wing is coming to realise that you can't allow markets to do whatever they please, and some regulation and control is necessary to of course protect the consumer.