President Obama found out the hard way this past weekend that's it's difficult to give an interview when you're constantly being interrupted, in this case nearly fifty times by Bill O'Reilly.

Fox News host and fearless questioner-of-the-moon Bill O'Reilly interviewed President Obama for a Super Bowl special. Sort of. Wonkette counted up the number of times O'Reilly interrupted the president, and edited together this wonderful video of journalism in action. [Wonkette]

Fox News put together a focus group of likely Iowa Republican caucus-goers to watch President Obama's pre-Super Bowl interview with Bill O'Reilly and gauge their reactions. So why were the reactions so negative when he was giving fairly boilerplate responses to O'Reilly's questions about the Egyptian uprising and any potential threats posed by the Muslim Brotherhood?

John McCain, who loves switching personalities, is trying to reclaim his bipartisan Maverick hero image in the media again, now that he's secured another Senate term. And he'll get it. He always does! It's just too easy for him.

On tonight's Daily Show, Jon Stewart began to respond to Sarah Palin's idiotic response to President Obama's State of the Union address. As he did, though, Stewart realized—and then explained with evidence—that Palin may be... a Russian spy?!

24-year-old Juan Rodriguez, who was arrested for streaking at an Obama rally, was sentenced to two years' probation yesterday. He told the Philadelphia Daily News, "Philadelphia has a history of streaking." Rodriguez also got stiffed on the $1 million bounty.

On last night's Real Time—during what amounted to a heated panel discussion—Bill Maher couldn't resist making comment on Michele Bachmann's bizarre post-State of the Union response. What was CNN thinking as Bachmann spoke/avoided eye contact? Maher provided captions.

Imagine: Your very own, handsomely embossed official Barack Obama birth certificate. It could soon be yours!! A bill introduced in the Hawaii state legislature would allow anyone to get a copy of the president's Hawaii birth records for just $100.

President Obama fielded one of the many questions about drugs during his YouTube interview today! And he didn't laugh it off like last time. While he doesn't support legalization, he acknowledges it's an "entirely legitimate topic for debate." Better!

Barack Obama's new press secretary will be Jay Carney, who's been serving as Joe Biden's communications director. Before that he was a Time reporter, so steel yourself for endless "lamestream liberal media" screams from Sarah Palin and whatnot.

Barack Obama's YouTube Q&A session starts at 2:30 this afternoon! Which submitted questions will he answer? Because among the top 200 questions as voted by users, only two aren't about the war on drugs or marijuana prohibition.

On tonight's Report, Stephen Colbert declared that he was inspired by yesterday's State of the Union address by President Obama—and especially the part about "winning the future." So, Colbert stayed up all night inventing things! His creations, inside.

Tonight, Jon Stewart opened with his analysis of last night's State of the Union Address by President Obama—and he delivered. Inside, watch three highlights from Stewart's segment, about our "Sputnik moment," audience member Kathy Proctor, and Michele Bachmann.

How did President Obama rally the nation last night with his Newt Gingrich-lifted slogan, "Winning the Future"? Are inspired 12-year-olds across the nation already building electric cars from algae? Perhaps. But mostly, people just remember Obama's "salmon" joke.

Barack Obama's State of the Union speech last night centered on "winning the future," a mindless incantation that means nothing and actually sprang from the mind of Newt Gingrich, America's greatest simpleton.

Tonight, during his State of the Union address, President Obama mentioned the trend of people without jobs going back to school. He used Kathy Proctor—a student at Forsyth Tech in North Carolina—as an example. She was quite excited.

Carol Browner, President Obama's chief advisor on energy and the environment, is stepping down.

Cranky old contrarian George Will was on ABC's This Week today and Christiane Amanpour asked his opinion on the State of the Union address: "Every President [...] tries to stroke every erogenous zone in the electorate." Oh George, how nasty!

There is a line Fox won't cross, and a proposed Super Bowl ad from jesushatesobama.com crosses that line. Fox has rejected the ad, the Huffington Post reports.

Social media is the hot new Internet thing, right? Well, even if it isn't, President Obama will be fielding questions on a YouTube livestream next Thursday. Users will vote to select the questions, so ask something incendiary and sexy.