Fox News Sets Sights on Iran
Documentary filmmaker Robert Greenwald has put together an alarming new short film, "Fox Attacks: Iran," in which he compares footage featuring Fox News anchors and pundits talking about Iraq before and after the U.S. invasion with the network's more recent coverage about Iran. The similarities are striking.Documentary filmmaker Robert Greenwald has put together an alarming new short film, “Fox Attacks: Iran,” in which he compares footage featuring Fox News anchors and pundits talking about Iraq before and after the U.S. invasion with the network’s more recent coverage about Iran. The similarities are striking.
Watch the clip here.
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