Well said C. Wallace. Fox News makes me sick that is why I hardly watch it (and when I do it doesn't last for more than 5 minutes).

Fox news is CRAZY! Let them hang themselves, they are so full of hate that their exploding from the inside out.

Fox news is unfair and bitter toward the Obama and Clinton campaigns. They'll jump at the chance to tout and endorse their canidate (McCain)while throwing the democratic challengers; especially Obama, under the bus with extreme prejudice. "FONEY" NEWS sounds better than Fox.

FOX NEWS IS THE BEST BETTER THAN ANY NETWORK OR MSNBC CNN THEY ALL SPIN

FOX NEWS IS THE BEST BETTER THAN ANY NETWORK OR MSNBC CNN THEY ALL SPIN

This isn't news "reporting", it's news entertainment. All the major media outlets are run by entertainment conglomerates and are in it strictly for the ratings / $$.

It is astounding to see how unfairly and viciously some radio and TV commentators are reacting to Barack Obama’s speech on race. It is simply inexcusable to say, as they do, that Obama “threw his own [white] grandmother under the bus.” Rather, contrary to what everyone expected, he didn't throw anyone under the bus, neither his regrettably hate-filled pastor, nor his own partially prejudiced grandmother who herself admitted that she sometimes struggled with such feelings (as Obama makes clear in his book, "Dreams of My Father"). He didn't throw racially resentful blue collar workers under the bus, nor did he throw angry unemployed black radicals, nor you or me under the bus. Instead, he pointed out that we are all part of this wonderful but in some ways still flawed America, and that there are legitimate reasons for some of the hurtful black and white anger that divides us -- anger which, nonetheless, we should all strive to overcome. Never since Lincoln has a politician spoken to our nation with greater candor, dignity, and truthfulness. Obama stands tall above all the carping talk show hosts who -- resentful at being confronted by a person so utterly sincere, honest and, quite simply, good -- try in vain to pick him to pieces. His speech will stand the test of time because it represents something new -- not politics as usual, but something that lies at the root of all right-minded religion. I begin to wonder if America is worthy of this person of such uniqueness, stature, integrity, and amazing magnanimity. Rev. Jim Boswell

It is astounding to see how unfairly and viciously some radio and TV commentators are reacting to Barack Obama’s speech on race. It is simply inexcusable to say, as they do, that Obama “threw his own [white] grandmother under the bus.” Rather, contrary to what everyone expected, he didn't throw anyone under the bus, neither his regrettably hate-filled pastor, nor his own partially prejudiced grandmother who herself admitted that she sometimes struggled with such feelings (as Obama makes clear in his book, "Dreams of My Father"). He didn't throw racially resentful blue collar workers under the bus, nor did he throw angry unemployed black radicals, nor you or me under the bus. Instead, he pointed out that we are all part of this wonderful but in some ways still flawed America, and that there are legitimate reasons for some of the hurtful black and white anger that divides us -- anger which, nonetheless, we should all strive to overcome. Never since Lincoln has a politician spoken to our nation with greater candor, dignity, and truthfulness. Obama stands tall above all the carping talk show hosts who -- resentful at being confronted by a person so utterly sincere, honest and, quite simply, good -- try in vain to pick him to pieces. His speech will stand the test of time because it represents something new -- not politics as usual, but something that lies at the root of all right-minded religion. I begin to wonder if America is worthy of this person of such uniqueness, stature, integrity, and amazing magnanimity. Rev. Jim Boswell

My thanks to Chris Walllace for speaking out against the Obama-bashing. Some media outlets and/or hosts/reporters are trying to mirror their feelings onto the audience listening to hurt the Sen. Obama. They haven't been able to find anything but this flap! Sen. Obama is not responsible for the outrageous words or actions of Rev. Wright. Furthermore, Sen. Obama is the only one who can decide to continue his membership at the church. We all have the choice to worship where you please. Why didn't Fox News called for Sen. McCain to denouce and reject both Rev. Parsley and Pastor Hagee. Isn't he guilty by association for an endorsement? Why didn't Fox News called for both Bill OReilly and Sean Hanninty to denouce and reject the Catholic Church when the priest destroyed lives against young people. In fact, why didn't Fox fire them to make a statement that you are guilty by association. Why do wives stand by their husbands when they commit sin? Are they guilty by association? He/she without sin cast the first stone. I don't think anyone on Fox News can do so...

Has fox news joined the obama worshipers? They have been reporting both canditates and have favored neither. Wallace should be corrected for not being professional.

Has fox news joined the obama worshipers? They have been reporting both canditates and have favored neither. Wallace should be corrected for not being professional.

FOX NEWS CHANNEL they claim that they are "FAIR AND BALANCED " , they probably mean that they are "FAIR AND WHITE "

I'm bothered that Fox anchors jumped all over an innocuous phrase like "typical white person" and embellished the remark beyond recognition. At a key moment in this county, when Obama paved the way for having an open dialog on race, Fox News once again focuses on trivia.

This was a joke people! This is why Fox and Friends continues to outshine CNN AND MSNBC in the ratings. They actually have fun doing what there doing.Go find a sense of humor, Mary...

Cris Wallace was very much out of line talking with Steve, Brian and Gretchen about bashing Obama. Fristly, he didn't have his facts straight; he was not loyal to his fellow co-workers at FOX; he was not there to critisize Fox and Freinds he was suppose to be promoting his own show on Sunday. He is a closet Democrat who has now shown that he is his father's son. I have never felt comfortable with him and now I know why. He owes Fox and Freinds an apology and should do it quickly. I will never watch him or his program again. What a jerk!

It's convenient to claim, after the fact, that Kilmeade's exit was a joke - which is what Fox execs are now saying. However, it sure didn't look that way. And I'm certainly not the only blogger who thought so. This isn't about being left/right, Republican or Democrat. This is about using the media to unfairly target a presidential candidate. Chris Wallace is right and he took a courageous position. The bashing is excessive and unseemly, and corrosive and unwarranted. It's unhealthy for this country and it's a Fox News low point.