Time magazine reached out to Bill O'Reilly for his response to the announcement that Stephen Colbert will replace David Letterman as host of CBS' Late Show. It was actually pretty funny,

Last night was Part 2 of Megyn Kelly’s shoot out with CAIR's Ibrahim Hooper over the Honor Diaries movie that Kelly just can’t stop hyping talking about. This segment was just as outrageously biased as the previous night’s. But Kelly put together a mashup video that she tried to fob off as some kind of objective proof that CAIR has terror connections. In reality, it was three virulently anti-Islamic pundits spouting un-factchecked opinions.

Rupert Murdoch, Chief of News Corporation which is the parent company of Fox News, was interviewed by Fortune Magazine. He was asked about Fox News’ role in American politics. Murdoch’s answers were shocking.

Fox News has been sympathetically hyping the case of a Nevada rancher who is threatening a range war with the U.S. government. Last night, Sean Hannity asked if this might be "another Waco situation." He also mentioned that "Ruby Ridge has come up in some articles." Hannity sounded more hopeful than concerned. Today, more Fox News shows and Fox Nation have deliberately inflamed the situation.

"March madness" is over and we have a winner. No, I don't mean the awesome University of Connecticut Huskies (Men and Women) but the winner of the Fox & Friends brackets which started with 64 supposed constitutional violations by the Obama administration and ended up with just one winner. After two weeks of almost daily propaganda and lies (Obamacare covers abortion!) that reiterated the same tire GOP talking points, over and over, Fox America has voted and the winner is - drum roll please - the IRS vs. the Tea Party! Big surprise there...

Last night, Megyn Kelly got together with Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg for a little female bonding among one percenters. And we all got to watch as Sandberg gushed over Kelly’s stance on behalf of working women in her highly-publicized (and almost certainly carefully calculated and pre-approved with the higher ups) on-air confrontation with Erick Erickson and Lou Dobbs defending working mothers. But in doing so, Sandberg demonstrated either ignorance of her pal’s full record on women’s issues or else a lack of concern over the hypocrisy.

Just two days after Bill O'Reilly attacked Stephen Colbert as an "ideological fanatic" with a small audience who was also somehow to blame for the recent UConn riot, Colbert has been named as David Letterman's replacement on CBS' Late Show. I'm sure it doesn't help O'Reilly's mood that Colbert's comedy persona is a satire of none other than O'Reilly, himself.

Megyn Kelly continued her crusade on behalf of the anti-Islamic film, “Honor Diaries” tonight. This time, her vehicle was a pair of dueling interviews – one with an Honor Diaries critic, from CAIR, and the other was the anti-Islamic Honor Diaries contributor Ayaan Hirsi Ali. Guess which guest Kelly berated and which one she praised?

Anyone who has watched The O’Reilly Factor lately has probably seen Bill O’Reilly rail against the “grievance industry.” It’s a term closely tied to “race hustlers” in his mind. As I’ve previously posted, it’s little more than cover for O’Reilly to launch his own grievances against minorities and others. Watch my video mashup from just one show that demonstrates this unmistakeably.

Fox News’ Lt. Col. Ralph Peters was so openly admiring of Russian President Vladimir Putin last night that you might wonder why Peters doesn’t just defect. It’s one thing to criticize President Obama’s foreign policy toward Russia and the Ukraine. But it’s another to keep suggesting that Putin is the leader you wish we had in the U.S.