Last week the trio of hosts on FOX & Friends sank to a new low as they
made offensive and insensitive remarks about torture at Abu Ghraib.

Yesterday morning FOX & Friends weather guy Steve Doocy, blonde eye candy
Edith Ann "E.D." Hill and football player-turned-FOX-host Tiki Barber sank
to new lows during a snide and mocking gabfest in which they made
disparaging remarks about the Abu Ghraib detainee whose humiliation at the
hands of American soldiers became the symbol of all that is wrong with
this administration's ill-conceived and disastrous invasion of Iraq.

TRANSCRIPT, FOX & FRIENDS, 8:06 AM EST, MARCH 15, 2006

EDITH ANN "E. D." HILL: Meanwhile, over the weekend if you read The New
York Times, you saw an article about a man who allegedly was the man
featured in the - one of the photos from Abu Ghraib ...

DOOCY: Yeah.

HILL: And he was dressed head to toe in black...

(Ms. Hill was dressed in a sexy pink sweater set featuring a decollete
that must have been quite exciting to male viewers.)

GRAPHIC APPEARED ON SCREEN---

DOOCY (off screen): That guy?

HILL: Yep. That's the one! Arms stretched out. He has electrical wires
sticking out of his arms. Well, they ID'd him in this article as Ali
Shalal Qaissi, 43 years old, said he now works for a - a - human rights
organization.

TIKI BARBER: He's taken advantage of this in a lot of ways.

HILL: He ...

BARBER: He put his - put this picture on a business card and is working
for a human rights group ...

HILL: Right!

BARBER: ... trumpeting this.

HILL: So this article - this article is very sympathetic to this guy ...

DOOCY: Sure!

HILL: ... but - oops!

BARBER: Yes.

DOOCY: Yeah. It turns out that's not the guy. This guy - the guy who's got
his picture on his business card - apparently, because of a disfigured
hand, his nickname is "Claw Man" when, in fact, according to the Army,
that wasn't "Claw Man" under the mask. That was a guy we referred to as
"Gilligan." (Hill and Barber laugh off-screen). I'm not makin' this up!

BARBER (still smiling): The military's also ...

HILL: Yeah.

BARBER: The military's also saying that the Times was probably duped by a
lawsuit that's going through by the ACLU and they were persuaded because
it fit their case.

DOOCY: And "Claw Man" ...

HILL: But did the Times argue ...

BARBER: It fit the ACLU case ...

HILL: Yeah. The Times ...

BARBER: ... but also the Times article as well.

DOOCY: "Claw Man" is suing the Army and the U. S. government, as well.

HILL: Right. So ...

DOOCY (speaking directly to camera, smiling): "Gilligan" apparently
doesn't care (Barber laughs) that we know!

HILL: The New York Times says: Well, we don't like mistakes

DOOCY (laughing): Yeah! Good one! Sure! (Barber laughs, also)

HILL: But, if you read this article, I mean, it didn't leave any doubt in
your mind that this guy was the guy and very sympathetic to him.

Pic:

http://www.newshounds.us/new-toture3.jpg

Cite:

http://tinyurl.com/gwa5p

The men who "weren't" tortured in Viet-Nam, would like to meet with all
you Fox Folks and Republicans, tonight in a dark alley.

Last week the trio of hosts on FOX & Friends sank to a new low as they

offensive and insensitive remarks about torture at Abu Ghraib.

Yesterday morning FOX & Friends weather guy Steve Doocy, blonde eye candy
Edith Ann "E.D." Hill and football player-turned-FOX-host Tiki Barber sank
to new lows during a snide and mocking gabfest in which they made
disparaging remarks about the Abu Ghraib detainee whose humiliation at the
hands of American soldiers became the symbol of all that is wrong with

administration's ill-conceived and disastrous invasion of Iraq.

TRANSCRIPT, FOX & FRIENDS, 8:06 AM EST, MARCH 15, 2006

EDITH ANN "E. D." HILL: Meanwhile, over the weekend if you read The New

Times, you saw an article about a man who allegedly was the man featured

the - one of the photos from Abu Ghraib ...

DOOCY: Yeah.

HILL: And he was dressed head to toe in black...

(Ms. Hill was dressed in a sexy pink sweater set featuring a decollete

must have been quite exciting to male viewers.)

GRAPHIC APPEARED ON SCREEN---

DOOCY (off screen): That guy?

HILL: Yep. That's the one! Arms stretched out. He has electrical wires
sticking out of his arms. Well, they ID'd him in this article as Ali

Qaissi, 43 years old, said he now works for a - a - human rights
organization.

TIKI BARBER: He's taken advantage of this in a lot of ways.

HILL: He ...

BARBER: He put his - put this picture on a business card and is working

a human rights group ...

HILL: Right!

BARBER: ... trumpeting this.

HILL: So this article - this article is very sympathetic to this guy ...

DOOCY: Sure!

HILL: ... but - oops!

BARBER: Yes.

DOOCY: Yeah. It turns out that's not the guy. This guy - the guy who's got
his picture on his business card - apparently, because of a disfigured

his nickname is "Claw Man" when, in fact, according to the Army, that

"Claw Man" under the mask. That was a guy we referred to as "Gilligan."
(Hill and Barber laugh off-screen). I'm not makin' this up!

BARBER (still smiling): The military's also ...

HILL: Yeah.

BARBER: The military's also saying that the Times was probably duped by a
lawsuit that's going through by the ACLU and they were persuaded because

fit their case.

DOOCY: And "Claw Man" ...

HILL: But did the Times argue ...

BARBER: It fit the ACLU case ...

HILL: Yeah. The Times ...

BARBER: ... but also the Times article as well.

DOOCY: "Claw Man" is suing the Army and the U. S. government, as well.

HILL: Right. So ...

DOOCY (speaking directly to camera, smiling): "Gilligan" apparently

care (Barber laughs) that we know!

HILL: The New York Times says: Well, we don't like mistakes

DOOCY (laughing): Yeah! Good one! Sure! (Barber laughs, also)

HILL: But, if you read this article, I mean, it didn't leave any doubt in
your mind that this guy was the guy and very sympathetic to him.

Pic:

http://www.newshounds.us/new-toture3.jpg

Cite:

http://tinyurl.com/gwa5p

The men who "weren't" tortured in Viet-Nam, would like to meet with all

Fox Folks and Republicans, tonight in a dark alley.