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Who Won The War With Fox News?

By Carole on Nov 17, 2009 | Comment »

Last month White House communications director Anita Dunn tried to marginalize the Fox News Channel by claiming it was "not really a news station" and other Obama administration officials echoed the statement. Two months ago President Obama appeared on five of the six Sunday morning talk shows. The one he missed? Fox News Sunday. Late last week Ms. Dunn left her post as White House communications director and today Fox News White House Correspondent Major Garrett will interview the president in Beijing.

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Via his Twitter account, Mr. Garrett announced, "I will interview POTUS on camera Wed am here in Beijing. 4 other networks will too. 10 mins per. Many had asked. Can say now." (source)

Hopefully this puts an end to the Obama administration's attempts to stifle the American free press.

Tags: anita dunn, beijing, fox news channel, free press, major garrett, media, obama