E.D. Hill (The Manly One) and Steve Doocy (The Metrosexual One) of Fox & Friends alleged this morning that the record breaking sales of Bill Clinton’s new book (available at fine bookstores everywhere) were a result of the Democratic National Committee purchasing 200,000 copies on the first day. They offered no evidence to back up his claim and the claim was left unchallenged.

Update: Doocy also attempts to ridicule Clinton’s non-fiction sales record by comparing it to the record for fiction.

Here’s the video.

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Also, the next segment was a fair and balanced report from the editorial page editor of the right-wing Washington Times (which is owned by the Messiah) on how Clinton’s presidency will be remembered in the history books. (Answer: All our problems for the next fifty years are Clinton’s fault.) Meanwhile George W. Bush’s presidency will be remembered as “a story that emits light and yellow and God and love.“**

**Actually that’s a quote from Rosie O’Donnell describing something completely different, but you get the idea.

Updated: both Hill and Doocy made the charge.