TASK DEFINITION: In this task, you will be presented with a passage, and you need to write an **implausible** answer to to fill in the place of "_". Your answer should be incorrect, but should not be out of context. Try using words that are related to the context of the passage, but are not the correct answer.  Even though there exist multiple wrong answers, we only need a single wrong answer.
PROBLEM: A Fox & Friends co-host threw an axe before a commercial break and hit a West Point drummer who was performing nearby, leaving him with a few cuts but miraculously not dismembered. Co-host Pete Hegseth hurled the sharp tool towards a target on a large wood board just before a segment on timbersports during the show earlier this month. However, he misses by several inches and hits Jeff Prosperie instead, one of the lead drummers from The Hellcats, which is apart of the U.S. Army's West Point Band. The marching band was playing during the show in honor of the Army's 240th birthday as well as Flag Day, according to Mediaite.Co-host Pete Hegseth threw the axe before a commercial break and missed the target before it hit drummer Jeff ProsperiePropserie, a lead drummer for The Hellcats which is apart of the U.S. Army's West Point Band, was hit while playing during showFox segment that aired on June 14 does not show Prosperie being hit with axe but moment was captured on cellphone footageProsperie said he was hit on the elbow and had a couple of cuts and is thankful to have all of his limbs 
 Question:Following the incident, _ has not indicated if he will pursue legal action, according to Mediaite.

SOLUTION: Fox & Friends

PROBLEM: Washington (CNN) When the United States caught its first big al Qaeda operative, six months after the 9/11 terror attacks, it found a disturbing clue: phone numbers linked to the United States. In an overnight raid, Pakistani forces captured Abu Zubaydah, allegedly a recruiter for the terror group and a member of Osama bin Laden's inner circle. Now, 14 years after Zubaydah was apprehended, newly declassified information from a 2002 congressional report on the 9/11 attacks, dubbed the "28 pages," reveals an indirect link previously hidden from the American public between the alleged al Qaeda operative and a company associated with a key member of the Saudi royal family, former Saudi Ambassador to the United States Prince Bandar bin Sultan.The possibility of official Saudi involvement in 9/11 has hung over the relationship between the two countriesBandar is a key Saudi royal figure known to have a very close relationship with George H. W. Bush 
 Question:"Bayoumi's wife attempted to deposit three of the checks from _'s wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.

SOLUTION: Washington

PROBLEM: George Osborne performed a humbling U-turn over tax credit cuts yesterday which will see him break his own cap on welfare spending. The Chancellor bowed to pressure from backbench Tory MPs, Labour and the House of Lords to abandon £4.4billion in savings he had championed just four months ago. The climbdown means he will breach his self-imposed welfare cap for each of the next three years, requiring a minister to come to Parliament to explain and apologise. It came after opposition peers threw out his tax credit proposals last month. Critics warned that the original plans would have cost a typical family on tax credits around £1,300 a year. In the run-up to yesterday's spending review, Government sources had indicated the Chancellor would soften the tax credit cuts by phasing them in more slowly.George Osborne bowed to pressure to abandon plan for £4.4bn in savingsClimbdown means he will breach his own welfare cap for next three yearsChancellor says money from improved economic forecast will fund plansUnveiling original proposal in July, said £30bn a year tax credit budget was simply 'not sustainable'See more of the latest news updates on the 2015 Autumn Statement 
 Question:To Tory cheers and _ jeers, he said: 'I've listened to the concerns.

SOLUTION:
George Osborne