During a segment on corporate tax havens, FOX Business Network host David Asman made the shocking statement that even a President McCain might raise taxes. This statement came at the end of a segment about corporate tax havens. Asman clearly thinks such tax-dodging tactics on the part of American bsuiness are just fine.

OK. Let's face it. Most of us know that the American people are being blackmailed by the oil companies into accepting opening up ANWAR and drilling our coastal waters. Important information is left out of media business reports or buried in the back pages. However, a few stalwarts like Rep. Bart Stupak of Michigan and Sen. Robert Menendez of New Jersey tell the American public the truth. Listen carefully as Menendez skillfully rebuts Brian Sullivan's oil company talking points. The important point you need to focus on is that oil companies measure their net worth by the size of the their untapped reserves. They don't want to drill on the lands they already have leased because - drum roll please - that drilling will reduce THEIR NET WORTH. A big shout out to Sen. Menendez for telling the truth.

Brian Sullivan, an overly intense and eager FOX Business acolyte, substituted for Neil Cavuto last week. Good foot soldier that he is, Sullivan dutifully interviewed Lt. Col. Robert "Bob" Maginnis (USAF-Ret.), one of a number of stealth rapture Christians that FOX routinely depends upon to roil the waters and stridently call for yet another war.

Maginnis - who had a long-time affiliation with the Family Research Council and appears regularly on an end-of-days radio show - was introduced merely as a person who writes for "Human Events."

That's because FOX Business knows full well that no sane business person would give this guy the time fo day if they understood that he has a secret apocalyptic agenda.

As the corporations have outsourced our jobs and globalized their business interests, they have also weakened our position in the world community.

Northwest Airlines CEO Doug Steenland and CFTC Commissiioner Bart Chilton were interviewed on June 23rd by FBN's Neil Cavuto.

Both men were in agreement that oil speculators are a key factor in the astronomical rise in the price of a barrel of crude.

On June 30, 2008 the indomitable Muriel Siebert was a guest on FOX Business Network's "Cavuto". Siebert is famous as the first woman to own a seat on the New York Stock Exchange and the first woman to head one of its member firms.

She was interviewed by Elizabeth MacDonald, substituting for host Neil Cavuto.

Ms. Siebert - an impressive woman considered a legend on Wall Street - had some very interesting things to say about the current disarray in the financial markets.

MacDonald seemed taken aback by some of Siebert's comments. As a true believer in the FOX brand of free market capitalism, she appeared unprepared for Siebert's common sense, experience-based observations.

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On June 26, 2008 Alexis Glick of FOX Business Network sat down with Sen. Barack Obama.

He was relaxed, on point, succinct and clearly charmed Ms. Glick.

And, they share a love of basketball!

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On June 26, 2008 Alexis Glick of FOX Business Network sat down with Sen. Barack Obama.

He was relaxed, on point, succinct and clearly charmed Ms. Glick.

And, they share a love of basketball!

Sean Hannity has used (and abused) the concept of "guilt by association" in his desperate attempts to smear Sen. Barack Obama.

However, there are two sides to every coin.

Since Hannity considers convicted felon Col. Oliver North to be a good friend, we must assume that Hannity not only condones but actively supports North's past criminal behaviors, including subverting the Constitution.

Some of us remember the Iran-Contra hearings. But few of the younger generation have actually seen and heard North admit to perjury and other anti-American, pro-terrorist activities.

Here are some of the clips.

They are very interesting - and eerily, frighteningly familiar.

Another in a series of videos showing FOX Business Network is political propaganda masquerading as "business news." During the June 20, 2008 edition of America's Nightly Scoreboard, perpetually peppy host David Asman rubber-stamped everything former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton had to say about the recent Israeli war games and their effect on the markets. Asman didn't seem to mind that Bolton was making claims about Iranian weapons and attacks in Iraq that are not true. Isn't it time that we demanded to see the stock portfolios of some of the players in this most recent build-up to yet another bogus war?