Editing Outfoxed (section)

==Fox News' response==
Fox News called the film "illegal copyright infringement" for its use of clips from Fox News Channel programs.<ref name="foxr1">{{cite news |title=FOX News Channel Statement on 'Outfoxed' |website=Foxnews.com |url=https://www.foxnews.com/story/fox-news-channel-statement-on-outfoxed |access-date=2023-12-07 }}</ref>

Fox News also said that the film misrepresented the employment of four people identified as former Fox News employees.<ref name="foxr1" /> Fox News said Alexander Kippen and Frank O'Donnell had actually been employees of [[WTTG]], the Fox owned-and-operated station in Washington, D.C., and not employees of Fox News Channel. It said that Jon Du Pre, identified as a former anchor in the film, had actually been a reporter, and that his contract had not been renewed because he was "a weak field correspondent and could not do live shots."<ref name="foxr1"/> It said that Clara Frenk, identified as a former producer in the film, had actually been a "pool booker" who "expressed no concern about the editorial process" while employed there. Fox also pointed out that Frenk had been a volunteer for [[Bill Clinton]]'s 1992 Presidential campaign.<ref name="Kurtz"/>

Fox News challenged any news organization that thought this was a major story to "put out 100 percent of their editorial directions and internal memos [and] Fox News Channel will publish 100 percent of our editorial directions and internal memos, and let the public decide who is fair."<ref name="foxr1"/>