Rove announces he has no intention of obeying Conyers' subpo

For eight years, Fox News Channel served as the go-to place for former President George W. Bush, and other administration members, any time there was a breaking scandal or controversy that they wanted to get out in front of. Almost always, the practically open quid pro quo arrangement resulted in friendly, even helpful interviews, which allowed the administration to turn the page to something new. But now that there is a new sheriff in town, the gang that could only "shoot straight" on Fox might be in need of more elaborate and protective cover. Cue Bill O'Reilly.