This morning, the "Roundtable" on ABC's "This Week" discussed the White House's war with Fox News Channel.

Referring to comments made by White House Communications Director Anita Dunn, George Will says that Fox News might be "opinion journalism," but that also "describes The New York Times, and certainly MSNBC."

Laura Ingraham pointed out that when "esteemed journalist" Charlie Gibson had no clue about the ACORN scandal, there was "a collective gasp across the United States."

"Charlie has had an amazing career," said Stephanopoulos. "Let's set aside that moment." Much more in the clip:

Meanwhile, CNN's "Reliable Sources" discussed the issue as well. Huffington Post national editor Nico Pitney, declaring, "By and large, the network is a 24-hour campaign against the Obama administration." Pitney, like John Podesta on the "This Week" panel, used the talking point about Fox News SVP Bill Shine saying that Fox news is "the voice of the opposition."

"Reliable Sources" clip after the jump...