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There's a reason FoxNews viewers score the absolute worst in surveys on public knowledge.
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Do you have a source, or is this one of those "it's ok to make up facts because it supports the liberal media agenda" things?
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you can
start here. Page 15 (of the pdf) has some interesting graphics.
Here's a quote from page 14 (of the pdf) introducing the graphics.
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The table below shows this clearly. Listed are the breakouts of the sample according to the frequency of the three key misperceptions (i.e. the beliefs that evidence of links between Iraq and al-Qaeda have been found, that WMD have been found in Iraq and that world public opinion approved of the US going to war with Iraq) and their primary news source. Fox News watchers were most likely to hold misperceptions—and were more than twice as likely than the next nearest network to hold all three misperceptions. In the audience for NPR/PBS, however, there was an overwhelming majority who did not have any of the three misperceptions, and hardly any had all three.
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