In addition to all those celestial journeys, during which the voyagers got to see white Jesus, Fox & Friends features miracles such when a toddler's cancer was cured by angels and an "angel" priest (who turned out to be quite corporeal) who appeared at the site of car crash. This morning, Fox's *between two ferns show (with Doocy and Kilmeade as the ferns) promoted another miracle involving a huge boulder which stopped just inches away from a Christian church. While it is undeniably a good thing that the church was not damaged and nobody got hurt, to ascribe the event to miraculous intervention is a bit of a stretch. But here's the thing. Considering that many churches have been damaged (many in the bible belt) by a variety of natural disasters, does this suggest that God plays favorites?  Oh well, this is Fox & Friends where fact is fiction and miracles can happen!

As the chyron proclaimed, as Fox Fact, "Divine Intervention, Rolling Boulder Stops Inches Away From Church," while video of said boulder was shown, " Fox *fern Steve Doocy exclaimed "amazing." He reported on the backstory of how a massive boulder stopped before "destroying" a Christian church in Saugus MA. Elisabeth Hasselbeck exclaimed "amazing" and asked if it was "luck or was it a greater power at play here." She introduced her guest, the pastor of the church that was saved by "divine intervention?"

Pastor Rick LeClair said that he didn't "believe in luck or coincidence." He discounted the comment of a local reporter who suggested that the boulder was stopped by a small railing. As he spoke, more Fox Fact: "Miracle in Motion, Boulder Stops Just Short of Grace Ministries." Doocy moaned as LeClair said that if the boulder kept going, it would have dropped into the church's food pantry. More Fox Fact framed as a question: "Higher Power at Play, Boulder Would Have Hit Church's Food Pantry." More Fox Fact: "Greater Purpose, Church's Food Pantry Feeds Thousands." Doocy said "yeah" as LeClair described the boulder incident as "an angel putting his hand on that stone." After he talked about how miracles happen even when they're not asked for, Doocy exclaimed "this is probably that." In concluding, the pastor thanked Fox and told them that they "do a great job."

What's really miraculous is that Fox & Friends gets such great ratings when they validate stuff like this. Oh wait, what was it that PT Barnum said about the birth rates of suckers...???