Between innings of a World Series game, flipping channels,  I passed over Fox News and and heard it claim that Fox had proof that the missing explosives in Iraq had been moved out of Iraq by the Russians before the invasion by the US. I didn't linger with Fox, but began wondering about it through the next half inning and fliped back to Fox News, intentionally this time,  between innings to see if I could confirm what I seemed to have heard. It was still on Fox.  Now they had pictures of a convoy of covered trucks pulling out of some desert looking facility and  at least implied these were actual pictures Fox had been "supplied" of the actual removal of those specific missing explosves from that particular facility. Of course,  all this was constantly injected with how smart Republicans were to have this proof and how evil, dishonest, unamerican, and simple  minded anyone else was to question the motives of republicans.  

I can't recall if that was the third or fourth World Series  game.  But,  since then, I have chased over the net and tv offerings and combed the news papers to find any mention of that claim. Did anyone else see that or was I in some dilusional state and it never really happened?  It isn't at all unlike Fox to fabricate instead of report, so I don't feel obligated to think I imagined it.  If they had that proof,  why hasn't some one else gotten onto the story?  If they didn't,  why havent we gotten after them for it?