Which was the most outrageous quote on Fox News last week? We’ve got Bill O’Reilly, thinking that his show is the place for Michelle Obama to connect with teenaged girls about sex, a co-author of that now-vetoed Arizona bill insisting that it was really good for gays, Shannon Bream opining that it’s a basic American freedom to be able to discriminate against gays and Sean Hannity with what has to be the world’s most dishonest introduction of a guest ever. And more. Grab your thinking caps and help decide THE most outrageous quote of the week!

What a coincidence that Neil Cavuto’s lapdog interview with Governor Rick Snyder (R-MI) should occur just as Snyder’s re-election poll numbers have tightened. Also, with the final outcome quite possibly depending on voter turnout, Cavuto did his best to help Snyder get his re-election talking points out – while ignoring some important statistics that don’t make Snyder look so good.

On February 14, Fox & Friends mocked Facebook for widening its choice of gender options to include “transgender” and “cisgender.” That was to be expected. What was a big surprise was the sincere and thoughtful apology made by host Clayton Morris yesterday. 

How important is the right wing Benghazi, Benghazi, Benghazi Hillary-Clinton-Lied-About Benghazi conspiracy to Fox News? So important that it was worked into a segment, done on the allegedly "fair & balanced" "news" show America's Newsroom, which was only tangentially related to l'affaire Benghazi. Pretty slick, eh?

Howard Kurtz has decided it’s about time somebody took on Stephen Colbert – and Kurtz has volunteered for the job. The only problem? In his heavy-handed attack on Colbert, Kurtz has only served to set himself up as the brunt of more jokes.

There seems to be an endless supply of Fox News fans who can't figure out how to email their favorite "fair and balanced" network. Here's the latest batch of communiqués from viewers who think we are Fox News. As usual, names and other identifying information have been redacted to protect the ignorant. Spelling, punctuation and grammar have been left intact.

Last week, Fox’s Bulls & Bears regular, Gary. B. Smith, called for scrapping the minimum wage. Even though it’s pretty clear that Smith – also a hedge fund manager – has not had to actually live on anything close to the minimum wage anytime lately.

Bill O'Reilly's honorific, as "America's Biggest Gasbag," was underscored, last night, when Bill channeled his sexually repressed and racially skewed views with his scold session about the dangers of  sexualized hip-hop music which he really, Really, loathes. Legion of decency decorated veteran O'Reilly engaged in a rant that was no different from accusations, made by bigoted old white gasbags back in the 50's, that Elvis Presley's Negro "jungle" music and gyrating hips were corrupting innocent white American youth. As the saying goes, everything old is new again and Bill is just so retro - but definitely not the cool kind!

While most of the country was disgusted with Ted Nugent's comments about President Obama last week, Sarah Palin was cheering him on. So it's no big surprise that Sarah Palin should have won this week's Most Outrageous Quote of the Week poll.

Last night, Sean Hannity hosted Patrick Moore, introduced merely as “co-founder of Greenpeace,” who has found “zero evidence that the earth is warming because of human activity.” But for some reason, Hannity failed to mention that Moore’s more recent resumé – like, for the last 20 years – has him as a spokesman for the very industries fingered by real climate change experts.