[MEG33]

He also implied it was not a dangerous mission,leaving out the diversionary action in another location.Is that what you heard.?

[cyncooper]

He also implied it was not a dangerous mission,leaving out the diversionary action in another location.Is that what you heard.?

He implied our guys walked in unopposed and got her with no resistance (and implication, at no risk).

I had not heard there was a diversionary action. Was there?

[Route66]

I saw this also. A reporter with a british accent calmly showing a serene 'hospital' that looked a bit more like a hotel lobby. He showed the undisturbed mural of Saddam on the wall and a few sparse medical lounges on the middle of a large room. He said there was no resistance when she was taken out and that there had been no contact with her by the Iraqi army since she was hospitalized. He said said hospital employees told them she cried a lot but 'was in good spirits' and she kept asking when the US army was coming for her. They said they had taken good care of her.

It was a strange report - I had no idea where it came from and I don't think the Fox hosts knew either. As was said previously, they moved on without comment.

It looked like some kind of an Iraqi fluff piece that Al Jazira distributes for Iraqi TV. Fox may have goofed with this feed.