"The New York Times" and the "Chicago Tribune" covered the dinner, but not Colbert's remarks. The wire services Reuters and the Associated Press each devoted three paragraphs to discuss Colbert's routine in their coverage of the event, and "The Washington Post" mentioned Colbert several times throughout its article. The most extensive print coverage came from "USA Today", which dedicated more space to Colbert's performance than to President Bush's skit. The day after the dinner, Howard Kurtz played clips of Colbert's performance on his CNN show "Reliable Sources." On the Fox News show "Fox & Friends", the hosts mentioned Colbert's performance, criticizing him for going "over the line". Tucker Carlson, a frequent target of "The Colbert Report" before and after the event, criticized Colbert as being "unfunny" on his MSNBC show "Tucker".