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That would be way too funny. It would have to end with the revelation that Franken and O'Reilly have been best buddies since kindergarten, though. :D

I was reading excerpts from Fox's legal document on Yahoo! News, and I have to say, it sounds more like they're trying to make Franken mad or get a rise out of him than actually put together a lawsuit with a chance of success. What does the insinuation that Franken was drunk at a public event...

Franken is using "fair and balanced" deliberately, as satire. Isn't the whole point of the title of the book that he doesn't believe that the network in question presents fair and balanced news? I don't fully understand the trademark laws of the United States, but I'm pretty certain that...