Kid Rock To Fox: ‘Screw That Joy Behar B****!’ Crowd Goes Nuts; Fox Hosts Freak Out

To shake things up a bit, “Fox & Friends” sent co-host Steve Doocy to do a segment at Kid Rock’s Big Ass Honky Tonk Rock & Roll Steakhouse Friday morning and got even more political incorrectness than it was planning for when the rocker offered his thoughts on left-wing “The View” host Joy Behar.

“People need to calm down, get a little less politically correct, and I would say, you know, love everybody — except, I’d say screw that Joy Behar b****,” said the performer.

“No, now, you can’t—” Doocy interjected, as the audience went wild. “You cannot say that,” said Doocy, laughing despite his best efforts. “We apologize for that.”

“I mean ‘lady,'” said Rock sarcastically.

“She’s just got a different point of view than you do,” said Doocy.

“Exactly,” said the rocker. “You know maybe we’ll go on and I’ll hash it out with her and we’ll talk about it. But exactly, aside from joking, which I was, just go out and hash it out with people and have your thoughts and ideas, but be able to still go have a beer with somebody and say, hey, we all love this country and let’s have different ideas but try to move forward and be more together and realize, at the end of the day, we’re all Americans.”

That also got a big cheer from the crowd.

Doocy wrapped up by offering Rock another chance to apologize for Behar comment. “I do apologize for the language, not for the sentiment,” he said.

“Well, don’t feel that way,” said Doocy. “We apologize for both.”

Cutting back to the studio, the rest of the “Fox & Friends” crew again apologized for the language and stressed that they don’t feel that way about Behar. They also suggested they could see Kid Rock being more a part of the programming.

Before making the “Fox & Friends” hosts sweat, Kid Rock answered questions about his teasing of a political run.

“What about when you’re done with the rock and roll. Would you think about getting into politics?” Doocy asked.

“Oh, I bet if I have enough to drink one night, I’ll think about it again,” he said. “I think I’m best served on the sideline being a cheerleader for our troops and our veterans, and you know, maybe just trying to pay my taxes — you know, just be a good American.”

Doocy also pointed out that some of the people there at the steakhouse had served in the military and had been entertained by the performer at one of his USO events in Iraq.

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