
 
 Glenn Beck took Jimmy Fallon and his "Late Night" house band, the Roots, to task on Tuesday for slamming guest Michele Bachmann with her walk-on song. 
 
 The GOP presidential candidate was a guest on Fallon's "Late Night" show on Monday to promote her book, "Core of Conviction." She walked out to the sounds of a Fishbone song titled "Lyin' Ass Bitch." 
 
 The Roots have a history of providing musical commentary on the show's guests -- reality-TV couple Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt once walked out to Beck's (the musician) "Loser." -- but with Bachmann they may have gone too far. 
 
 The Roots' leader, Questo, tweeted about the musical dig ahead of time, writing, "aight late night walkon song devotees: you love it when we snark: this next one takes the cake. ask around cause i aint tweeting title." 
 
 On Tuesday, Fallon tweeted an apology, "I'm honored that @michelebachmann was on our show yesterday and I'm so sorry about the intro mess. I really hope she comes back." He also wrote, "@questlove is grounded." 
 
 Still, all the apologies in the world could not stop the conservative media from expressing their extreme displeasure. 
 
 Glenn Beck took some time out of his daily radio show to take Fallon to task and sent a warning to his radio staff. "If you do that to Michelle Obama, I fire you. She's a guest in my home," he said. Beck described Fallon and his staff as "two-faced liars." He went on, "These people in the mainstream media don't give a flying crap about anything decent." 
 
 In typical Beck style, he went on to connect Fallon with Warren Buffett and people who "will go to jail" for doing things "beyond some third-rate burglary" (Richard Nixon's Watergate). 
 
 He also called Fallon "a girl." 
 
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 -- Patrick Kevin Day 
 
 Photo: Michele Bachmann and Jimmy Fallon on "Late Night" on Tuesday. Credit: Lloyd Bishop / NBC ||||| Posted on November 23, 2011 
 
 Limbaugh: What If Michelle Obama Were Introduced With "I Like Big Butts" Music? 
 
 Rush Limbaugh opines on the "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" band playing the song "Lyin' Ass Bitch" when presidential candidate Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) appeared on the show earlier this week. 
 
 
 
 Earlier today Bachmann gave her reaction to the incident during an appearance on FOX News. Bachmann accepted an apology from host Jimmy Fallon, however she said if this had happened to Michelle Obama the band would have been disciplined or fired. 
 
 
 
 "If that had been Michelle Obama, who'd come out on the stage, and if that song had been played for Michelle Obama, I have no doubt that NBC would have apologized to her and likely they would have fired the drummer, or at least suspended him," Bachmann said. 
 
 
 
 Rush Limbaugh gave Bachmann's idea a try and introduced "Michelle Obama" to the song "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mix-A-Lot. If you are unfamiliar with the song, it starts with "I like big butts." The music video is available on YouTube.
– Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck have both weighed in on the Michele Bachman-Jimmy Fallon incident, coming down firmly on the side of Bachmann. “She’s right, if that had been Michelle Obama or Hillary Clinton” who was introduced with a derogatory song, “NBC would have fired the entire production staff,” said Limbaugh, who accused the Fallon crew of “still joking about” the incident rather than offering serious apologies. Limbaugh’s analogy on yesterday’s show: “Imagine, here comes Michelle Obama and they play ‘I Like Big Butts’ by Sir Mix-a-Lot.” He then went on to do just that—listen in the gallery. Glenn Beck, on Tuesday, called the incident “so unbelievable” and told his staff that if they did the same thing to Michelle Obama, “I fire you. She’s a guest in my home. She’s a guest on my show.” He went on to call Fallon’s staff “two-faced liars” and Fallon himself a “despicable, reprehensible human being” and "a girl." Watch his rant, which came out before Fallon's apology, in the gallery, or click to watch the original Fallon clip.