Obama Won't Sit Down With Fox

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Updated Apr. 25, 2017 11:54AM EDT / Published Nov. 12, 2009 5:37AM EST

For a few brief hours, it seemed as though Fox News and the Obama administration had signed an armistice, as the Drudge Report announced that Fox News landed an interview with President Obama during his China visit. But Politico reporter Michael Calderone pried a statement out of the White House that denounced the Drudge piece as "not accurate." The official added: "We've not committed to doing any presidential interviews during the trip to Asia with any outlets at this point."

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Obama Won't Sit Down With Fox