From Baltimore Sun critic David Zurawik:

I am using this clip from Bret Baier’s show on Fox News because I think he did one of the best jobs on TV Tuesday night of trying to sort this mess out, offering a snapshot timeline and having a mostly coherent discussion about it. I thought Juan Williams was especially on the money in trying to explain just how “screwed up” this sorry story had become. Just watch this one clip and you get a straight-up replay of what a dizzying discussion of race this was — from Breitbart.com and the White House, to the screen in your house.
I also think Fox News deserves a chance to defend itself against the claim from NAACP President Ben Jealous that his organization was “snookered” by Fox News. This is an example of blaming a media outlet that in this case, at least, is not necessarily the party that deserves the heavy blame. Fox News reported nothing on air until Sherrod had already resigned as far as I can tell — and a resignation like that is absolutely news. According to Sherrod, furthermore, the resignation was demanded by the Obama administration, which could have made a big difference by questioning the video and saying it was looking into the matter on its own.

Granted, FoxNews.com did run the clip on its website. Who knew one article on the web had this much power?