File an FCC complaint.
http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm

I suggest comedy central create a new show 'today in the fake news' and they can focus in large part to calling Fox out on all of its 'mistakes'. Fox is a 'joke' after all. We need a bunch of full time fact checkers on the job to help them begin to own that they are not 'victims' of 'error' but intentionally lying, cheating, and distorting to mislead and manipulate the public.

Or perhaps a new reality show 'How to watch Fox' where they pick a program and point out all of the lies, inaccuracies, and distortions of one of the programs each week. Something to encourage critical thinking. Apparently Fox's ratings did go down after the White House started their 'it's not news' campaign.

And I believe Jon Stewart's The Daily Show came up with a more accurate slogan for Fox as:

Fox News.
We alter reality. You are sold a preconceived narrative.

And this is 'mistake' is just another example of 'oops' how Fox does exactly that... what morons!

What's that old saying? Once is a mistake, twice is a pattern?

Anyone knowing anything about video editing and production in television knows it’s next to impossible to make these “errors” repeatedly. Time code runs under the video with the date and time the video was made, used to spice together images from different angles. NO EDITOR would continually misread the date and time of videos – NONE. These “errors” are done on purpose, not accidentally.

Wonder what they'll be faking video on next week?

Fox News: Fair and Balanced and Really, Really Accident-Prone.

In video editing, at the news level, the editor should only be working with the current "reel, we do medium other then tape these days. Mixing material should be all but impossible, with anything but today's material, if any on that "reel", though in practice some older material may exist on the "reel" Normally unrelated to the current story. Good videographers mark the end of each story, as does the Time Code

Well, to be honest, Palin's campaign appearances were the preliminary stages of the book tour.

Ironic that FOX and MSNBC apologize over getting news about the Palin book tour wrong. When does she start apologizing for everything wrong in the book?

So, either FNC can't keep their production reels straight. At all. Or they're really shady withe B-rolls. Neither makes me feel they're particularly newsworthy.

If FOX weren't fair and balanced, as it says, it wouldn't have admitted that this was a mistake.

Oh, wait a minute . . .

I wonder if they write up a new apology every time, or they just paste the old one in again, with a few minor changes...

Seriously, do they keep one handy, knowing they'll be using it?