Yesterday, "Fox and Friends" co-host and former Miss America Gretchen Carlson referred to Ted Kennedy as a "hostile enemy," for his objection to President Bush's then-impending announcement about deploying more troops to Iraq. For her effort, MSNBC's Keith Olbermann, bestowed a new crown upon Carlson, naming her yesterday's "Worst Person in the World."
And here's the clip of Carlson making the remark that earned her the world's-worst distinction.
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