Co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy also suggested that President Obama has deliberately destabilized the Middle East.

Fox & Friends is a show that just exudes white privilege. So perhaps that's why Elisabeth Hasselbeck got her dander up about how a college course, with the words "race theory" and "the problem of whiteness" in its title, is just another example of how keeping it real is, for Fox, part of  "The Trouble With Schools."

Just when you thought that Pastor Robert Jeffress was the craziest, right wing Christian that Fox could come up with, along comes somebody even crazier. Tuesday, Gretchen Carlson just gushed over another preacher man who is calling for America to repent because, I guess, we're all going to hell....

The "pro-life" community is not happy about how the proposed 20 week abortion ban bill has been deep sixed. But they can take solace in the Fox News coverage which still managed to promote now standard Fox "pro-life" lies while not telling the whole story.

Fox News pundits predictably attacked President Obama for not saying “Islamic terrorism” in his State of the Union address. But when Republican Senator Joni Ernst made the same omission in her State of the Union response, Fox didn’t mind an itsy bitsy. In fact, Fox pundits were full of praise for her.

The New York Times Magazine has profiled Fox phenom Megyn Kelly in their magazine. Unfortunately, reporter Jim Rutenberg was overly swayed by what he called the “Megyn moments” in which Kelly has strayed from the Fox plantation and gone viral. What he seems to have missed is how - often in those same segments - once Kelly has made her calculated-to-go-viral move, she goes right back to Fox talking points and more or less re-affirms them.

Megyn Kelly kept it classy – not!

Fox’s Neil Cavuto made a point of noting that one of Michelle Obama’s guests for the State of the Union address last night was an “illegal immigrant.” But instead of focusing on the young lady in question and her wish “to continue being of value to this country,” Cavuto martyred a Santa Barbara, California newspaper for using the word “illegal.”

I suspect that if a public school wanted to incorporate an elective course on the Koran, Christians would be on the set of Fox & Friends howling in righteous indignation. But for Steve Doocy, allowing a bible course, developed by the uber Christian wing no-slut-pills-for-you Hobby Lobby president, seems to be just fine.

Bill O’Reilly claims he “didn’t have anything to do with” Fox’s now infamously erroneous reporting on so-called Muslim “no-go zones” in France. But unfortunately for O’Reilly, the record shows otherwise.