Muppets 1, Fox News 0
Bet you never thought you'd watch a press conference involving Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy holding forth about Fox News, but here's your chance to see just that. And when it comes to defending their latest movie and their honor from politicized attacks by certain Murdochian operatives, these felty friends don't play.Bet you never thought you’d watch a press conference involving Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy holding forth about Fox News, but here’s your chance to see just that. And when it comes to defending their latest movie and their honor from politicized attacks by certain Murdochian operatives, these felty friends don’t play. Here they are laying the smackdown on Fox at a recent stopover in London to promote “The Muppets.” Hiii-ya! –KA
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