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Fox's Santorum: Franklin Graham's “evil” Islam comment was a “reasonable statement at the time”

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 04/23/10 3:02 PM EDT

From the April 23 edition of Fox News' America Live:

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Previously:

Fox hosts Franklin Graham who attempts to convert Muslims away from “evil” Islam so “they don't have to die in a car bomb”

Peter Johnson Jr. makes excuses while claiming “no one” is making excuses for Franklin Graham's rhetoric

Hannity defends evangelist Franklin Graham's attack on Islam

Fox News' Carlson and Hoover call reaction to Franklin Graham's comments on Islam “unfortunate”

Fox News' Islam problem

Fox News' Johnson offers every excuse for Graham's anti-Muslim rhetoric, including 9-11

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