VIDEO: Bret Baier Interviewing Obama Vs. Bret Baier Interviewing Bush

I didn't notice any kneepads during the Bush interview, but I'm pretty sure Baier was wearing them. Via Think Progress.

VIDEO: President Obama To Bret Baier on Fox: "You Keep on Interrupting"

By GottaLaff

UPDATE: Here is a much longer video (all health care – part two was about Israel, Iran and Tiger Woods):



The Big ClusterFox interview, in part:



This is all I have so far. More to come.

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Video- Fox anchor: Ken Feinberg “obviously not from the South”

Wow, this has my brow furrowed. What the hell was he trying to infer?

Fox anchor Brett Baier describes Kenneth Feinberg, the Obama Administration’s Special Master for compensation, as being "obviously not from the South."

What did Baier mean with his "obviously not from the South" comment? Was it a dig? A compliment? Was he calling attention to Feinberg’s ethnicity or religion?

Most importantly, what possible relevance did Baier’s comment have to the issue at hand? Is it the kind of comment you would expect to hear on a real news program?

Bret Baier to be Named Host of Fox's "Special Report"

Same damn thing as Hume except with a babyface.

Breaking: Fox News will name Bret Baier as the new anchor of "Special Report," TVNewser has learned.

Baier becomes anchor of the show after the New Year. He had been Brit Hume's primary fill-in. Hume's final "Special Report" airs tonight at 6pmET.

Here's a gathering of Baier's greatest hits via Media Matters, but this little tidbit shows his bona fides to take over for Hume since he's got the talking points down (video above)-

On the December 17 edition of Fox News' Special Report, Fox News chief White House correspondent Bret Baier aired an interview he conducted with President Bush, in which he asked Bush: "Do you believe that there hasn't been a terrorist attack on U.S. soil in more than seven years because of the policies your administration has implemented?"

Baier's question tracked a talking point that the Los Angeles Times reported was in a "two-page memo" that was sent by the White House "to Cabinet members and other high-ranking officials" and that "offers a guide for discussing Bush's eight-year tenure during their public speeches."