Santorum Bickers With Fox Host
Says the network is "shilling" for Romney.
Fox News is "shilling" for Mitt Romney, charged Rick Santorum during an interview on the Kilmeade and Friends radio show Tuesday. "He's had a 10-to-1 money advantage. He's had all the organizational advantages. He has Fox News shilling for him every day, no offense Brian, but I see it. And yet he can't seal the deal because he just doesn't have the goods to be able to motivate the Republican base to win this election." The radio show's host, Brian Kilmeade, also a co-host of Fox News Channel's Fox and Friends, challenged Santorum's accusation. "No, you can feel the way you want, I'm just telling you, there's no way I agree with that, and you've been on as much as anyone ..." The two went back and forth, with Santorum knocking Fox for focusing on "mathematics" and the host responding, "You don't want us to add up delegates?" Santorum would not give in, so Kilmeade shot back. "I will say this, Mitt Romney's people respond when we request, and we've been requesting you on this show for for three months minimum, and we've gotten nothing but 'Yeah, we'll see,' which blows me away."
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