Critics[[Howard allegeKurtz]] of the [[Washington Post]] claimed that ''Outfoxed'' contains many scenes which trick the viewer into thinking that comments quoted by a host are actually comments that the host made himself or herself. Some people say that scenes of news readers and commentators are intertwined, and that scenes are often short and out of context, making it difficult to determine whether a host is giving an opinion or quoting someone else.[http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A41604-2004Jul10_3.html] For example, Carl Cameron is shown as saying, "If you want to destroy jobs in this country, you raise taxes.", when in fact he was quoting Commerce Secretary [[Don Evans]]. Similarly, Gregg Jarrett is shown calling [[Richard A. Clarke|Richard Clarke]]'s book [[Against All Enemies]] "An appalling act of profiteering", when Jarrett was actually quoting [[Bill Frist]].
