Well that didn't take long. Funny or Die jumped into the Joe Wilson fray with this spoof about the South Carolina congressman's new "reality" show. The premise of the show: Joe Wilson goes around calling ordinary people liars. Episode 1: Joe Wilson shows up when Dave proposes to Tammy...

 Pres. Obama's surprisingly controversial speech to America's school children about the importance of education went off without a hitch earlier today. But the speech he gave, while arguably motivational to any would-be dropout, still didn't go far enough in truly speaking to the needs and concerns of today's youth. Instead, he should have taken a page out of Obama impersonator Jordan Peele's book, telling kids to just skip school altogether, and maybe sneak out to the woods to "smoke a j". Sounds like reasonable advice to us.

Auto-Tune the News 8 is out, and it's the best one yet. Very catchy, especially the 'those geese are cooked' refrain. For the uninitiated, check some of the past episodes, here and here.

In February we brought you 'The Uncler,' a Funny or Die spoof of Darren Aronofsky's 'The Wrestler,' about a down-n-out Uncle Sam looking to reclaim his glory. Now the Uncler is back, traveling the country to talk to politicians, journalists and ordinary Americans about how he can get his mojo back. In this edition, Helen Thomas, the deaconess of the White House Press Corps, gives the Uncler some good advice: "Don't go kill people and die for something that you can't even explain." Just don't ask Ms. Thomas where the nearest bus stop is.

All of that talk about "death panels" and how false they are - well, turns out Sarah Palin was right after all. Oops. Our bad, media. Thanks to the intrepid reporters at Funny Or Die for imaging how a world under a liberal 4th Reich would look.

A small group of people who question Pres. Obama's citizenship, so-called Birthers, have been getting a lot of attention lately. The president has decided to address the controversy straight on, debunking the Birthers and various other claims in his latest Web video.

Those 'Auto-Tune The News' guys are back (for their earlier hits, see here, here and here), this time with a medley that includes the House's climate change bill, Sarah Palin's resignation as the governor of Alaska and, yes, Michael Jackson, who, in the words of one pundit, "woke up dead."

The scene in the 2005 movie Downfall, where Hitler learns that the allied forces are descending upon him and he's pretty much doomed, has become an Internet parody sensation. YouTube denizens have had fun with the scene's subtitles, spoofing Hitler reacting to such wacky scenarios as finding out that the Dallas Cowboys lost the Super Bowl, and, for the sci-fi geeks, Hitler learning about the Dragonball Live Action Movie. Now, add to the mix, Hitler learns that Sarah Palin won't be attending his fundraiser.

Who gets called when the stocks keep falling, the bad guys are haulin' and there ain't no where else to go? "Dow Jones." He may work outside the law but he's keeping it real.

Researchers have identified the first pig known to have contracted the dreaded swine flu. And he's an ornery SOB. In this exclusive video, Swineface curses humanity for its mistreatment of his swine-brethren ("What's up with Porky Pig? Why can't he wear pants?"), and says the whole thing is just a government conspiracy. "God told you I was dirty," squeals a defiant Swineface. "You should have listened to him. And now, I want what's coming to me." What a swine.