In a nauseating discussion Friday night, Bill O’Reilly, Greg Gutfeld and Bernard McGuirk showed just how mean-spirited and small-minded they are as they not only failed to admit that Hillary Clinton is owed an apology from the people on their network who accused her of faking a concussion but suggested that she deserved it. And then attacked the left for faking their concern.

The discussion began with O’Reilly asking if “critics” should apologize to Hillary Clinton for suggesting she had faked her concussion to avoid testifying about Benghazi.

Gutfeld sneered that nobody really cared about Clinton’s health, she was merely being used by the left to attack the right, but oh, by the way, Foxies were right in doubting her:

If you want to apologize to her, I guess that’s OK but never apologize to people who are criticizing you over being skeptical because they really don’t care. All they want is a scalp of contrition. These people don’t care about her health. What they’re trying to do is come after you. And by the way, you’d have to be an idiot not to be skeptical of anything that’s going on related to Benghazi because the Casey Anthony homicide case has been handled better than Benghazi.

O’Reilly didn’t just fail to challenge that disgusting remark, he endorsed it. “Gutfeld is actually making a good, valid point… The critics who are demanding an apology don’t really care about Mrs. Clinton’s health, they just want to try to embarrass their ideological opposition," O'Reilly said.

Gutfeld added, “I would even go even further and say that they don’t mind that she’s sick because it helps them prove their point.”

That was going “over the line,” according to O’Reilly.

Gutfeld, who always thinks that being a wise guy makes him look smart, rather than asinine, said, “I want to go over the line, damnit!”

McGuirk jumped in:

Let me point out about the critics of the skeptics. They didn’t really speak out until after she was hospitalized with the blood clot because they themselves were skeptical. They didn’t start speaking out until this past week in a loud way… And if you were not skeptical of the Clintons, you were either a sucker or a sycophant. As much as we respect her intelligence and her work ethic...

McGuirk is wrong about that. We criticized Fox News for their arrogant heartlessness before she was hospitalized. So did Media Matters and The Atlantic. Fox's own Greta Van Susteren did, too.

But O’Reilly agreed with McGuirk. “There has been a history there of not being really up front,” O'Reilly said. But, he added, “We all want Hillary Clinton to get better.”

“Without a doubt,” McGuirk said, as Gutfeld nodded.

“You like her, you don’t like her, we don’t wish physical ill on anyone. Mental ill? Yes,” O’Reilly quipped.

I’m sure that made Mrs. Clinton feel ever so much better.