In D.C. for the inauguration last week, FOX News asked Jessica Alba if she wanted to say anything to Bill O’Reilly- she said no and he was an “a-hole”. Well, O’Reilly shot back at her on his show.

Then, she was interviewed by a reporter at the Declare Yourself party in D.C., she tried to turn the question on the journalist asking him what he thought President Obama’s greatest characteristic is.. The reporter said he felt uncomfortable answering and Jessica said, “Be neutral, be Sweden about it.”

After that TMZ and Bill O’Reilly called her out and called her dumb for mixing Sweden up with Switzerland, the current neutral country.

Instead of just letting it go and realizing she accidentally mixed up the countries, she took to her blog to defend her “Sweden” statement citing a Wikipedia entry that proves Sweden was neutral during World War II. 

Then TMZ shot back with a pretty clever response saying, “She is absolutely correct. Sweden was a neutral country … 60 years ago. We apologize for not considering the political climate of the world in 1942 when we suggested she may have meant, ‘Be Switzerland’ — a country that is currently neutral.” 

My advice for J. Alba? Leave it alone. Bow out. I’ve said some stupid ass shit by accident before and you either A) make fun of yourself or B) leave it alone. Sometimes under the pressure, we make mistakes, mix things up and say things we don’t mean… It doesn’t mean you’re stupid. So when you find yourself in that situation, just laugh or sit down quietly.

I should know- McHammer, anyone?

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For the inauguration, lots of performers came out to put on concerts and celebrate President Obama. One of the most fun concerts was Ludaris, Nelly and Run DMC… They all gave really great performances! But, I was completely distracted by all the ladies lined up in back of the stage.

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In town for Barack Obama’s inauguration, I thought I would give you guys a tour of the political landmarks in Washington, D.C. (disclaimer: I may or may not know what I’m talking about)