From Special Report with Bret Baier | Friday, April 27, 2012

On Joe Biden’s suggested bumper sticker – “General Motors is alive and bin Laden is dead”:

If Biden wants to stick that on his car, what I’d put on for Romney is a line from Rick Perry: “Are you better off today than $4 trillion ago”—except it’s $5 trillion…..

On the president’s use of the killing of Osama bin Laden in his reelection campaign:

There is nothing wrong with the president making a positive ad saying “I did this. It was risky. I am the commander in chief. It’s a good thing. You want to reelect me.”
That’s perfectly legitimate. But instead he says “I did this and Romney wouldn’t have done this.” That’s nonsense.
First of all, he doesn’t know.
And second of all, it’s a distortion of what Romney said. Romney said “Yes, if you kill one man, good thing, but obviously he will have a replacement.” All of Al Qaeda in Afghanistan and Pakistan itself had a replacement — It… has migrated and it lives in Yemen and Somalia and other places….
Romney made a fair case. It’s one item in the war on terror. It’s not the whole war on terror.

On an EPA administrator’s comments likening the agency’s enforcement practices to Roman crucifixion:

What is interesting to me is the fact that there has been almost no reporting on this in the mainstream media — which means that the media, like Obama, are now in full reelection mode.