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Claiming that The Weather Channel is a safe haven for left-wing weather-liberals everywhere, Fox News today, launched it's own weather channel.
Blasting what it called The Weather Channels view that the weather can do no wrong, Fox Weather Channel anchor Bill OReilly vowed that the new network would take on and challenge the weather at every opportunity.
In your face weather seems to have arrived.
Speaking in front of a graphic reading The War on Weather, Mr. OReilly began his weather report: Flash floods hit the East Coast today, causing many to ask: why is Greenpeace trying to save the oceans, when the oceans are trying to kill us?
Um yes... a joke. We enjoy a good weather joke now and again.
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