An aspiring comedian pretending to be a former President Barack Obama supporter appeared on "Fox & Friends" morning show via satellite on Monday during a segment that suggested the staggering unemployment rate for 18-to-24-year-olds may cost Obama the youth vote in November.
"Fox & Friends" co-host Gretchen Carlson introduced Max Rice, the comedian, as a "recent college grad who voted for President Obama" and who "just moved out of his parents' home."
Rice interrupted Carlson's introduction, saying "S'up," and then told her, "Miss U.S.A., it's an honor." After Carlson, a former Miss America winner, corrected Rice, he said, "Miss Universe in my book." Things quickly got worse from there.
"I was a huge Obama supporter in 2008," Rice said. "I met him in third grade. I met him when I was little."
When asked why he is now supporting Mitt Romney, Rice claimed he lost a bet to a friend in a pickup basketball game.
"Are you being serious about this interview or not?" Carlson asked.
"Yeah," Rice said. "I can't see your face right now. This is so weird."
Earlier this year, "Fox & Friends" aired a nearly-four-minute video about President Obama's first term, drawing the ire of critics who say it looked, felt and sounded like a political attack ad.
"We decided to take a look back at the president's first term to see if it lived up to hope and change," Carlson said while introducing the piece.
The video, produced by Fox News associate producer Chris White, attacked Obama's record on job creation and the unemployment rate?and included a dramatic, "Star Wars"-esque soundtrack.
[Hat tip: Uproxx.com]
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/fox-friends-max-rice-obama-punked-video-162809206.html
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