Bill Clinton's lawyer co-hosts Fox and Friends! We must demand equal time!

[blau993]

No.

Hillary is liberal. We know that, and we have evidence to prove it.

Lise is a former prosecutor and current law professor who provides commentary on Fox and maybe on other networks that I don't watch. I have not seen liberal, much less Hitlery-liberal stuff from her. OK?

[nutmeg]

FoxFan ping!

Please FReepmail me if you want on or off my infrequent FoxFan list.

[katze]

Amazing how quickly they flip, as in anything for a job. I'm sick of her holier-than-thou attitude.

[katze]

You're far more forgiving than I am. All I can remember is the frizzy-headed Wiehl snuggled up against Julian Epstein during the trial--both of them disgusting.

The question should be, which is the real Liz Wiehl?

[katze]

Yeah, the one with enough lipgloss on to change oil in a Mercedes.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the heads up!

[wideminded]

The name "Fox and Friends" is unfortunate. There was a movie by the German director Rainer Werner Fassbinder called "Fox and His Friends". As I recall every character in the film was gay (except for Fox's sister). The film shows how Fox (played by Fassbinfer), a gay carnival worker who wins the lottery, is exploited by his gay "friends".

[wideminded]

This film also had a lot more more naked men in it than are in the average film that I see. I wonder if the people who named the FNC show had heard of it.

Some other Fassbinder films starred the beautiful actress Hanna Schygulla.

[willyboyishere]

I've never been in the slightest impressed by Lis Wiehl's
opinions, point of view, etc. all the time she's been w/
O'Reilly on the radio or as a talking head on TV==but I'm a little shocked to learn she was (one of?) Clinton's Impeachment lawyers---in all the back and forth between her and Bill O. I never heard that mentioned.

[wideminded]

Lis Wiehl joined FOX News Channel (FNC) as a legal analyst in October 2001. Currently an associate professor of law at the University of Washington School of Law, Wiehl also serves as a legal commentator on National Public Radio’s All Things Considered.

I once heard Lis Wiehl on NPR saying that the testimony of a witness in a particular trial should be thrown out because he claimed that had identified a person as being black by their voice on the phone.

This just seemed ridiculous to me. I'm sure that a scientific test would show that it is very often possible to determine whether someone is white or black by their voice (at least among Americans). Why this is I'm not sure.

[joyce11111]

I sent an email.

[ConservativeMan55]

The show was not named by anyone at Fox. They held a contest where viewers sent in the best names.