When Dennis Michael Lynch appears on Fox, he is presented as a legitimate "documentary" filmmaker. And while in the real world, his ravings would be considered the expressions of a rabidly xenophobic, racist, and paranoid right winger, Fox News seems to think that he is actually legit. And given that Lynch's views correspond nicely with Fox's rabidly xenophobic, racist and paranoid audience, Fox News has no problem giving Lynch, who thinks that Cliven Bundy is a national treasure, a platform for his border hysteria and other crazy talk. Lynch has now produced a new film about - wait for it - liberal media bias. So are we surprised that the "fair & balanced" Fox News would help Lynch promote his latest journey through his xenophobic, racist, and paranoid world?! And did ya know that his films helped stopped immigration reform?!

Shannon Bream introduced Lynch's "documentary," "We Ride to DC" which she described as a "new film about American spirit." She showed video from Lynch's award winning oeuvre (just kidding).  While Lynch's voice is saying "I film the truth," protesters are shown fighting with police. A voice in the background shouts "why are you fighting veterans" which suggests that this was a shot of Larry Klayman's minions who protested during the GOP led government shut-down and whose request to Obama was that he "put the Quran down" and come out of the White House with his hands up.

The scene shifts to the border, where a rancher is shown talking to Lynch in front of a hole in the border fence. The scene shifts back to the closed veterans memorials while Lynch says "and it breaks your heart." Lynch launches into agitprop mode with photos of Lois Lerner and, of course a burning Benghazi consulate, while Lynch references "unemployment, scandals and Americans left to die and the media ignores it all." Validating Lynch's point is none other than the facially hiruste (OMG, he looks like a Muslim) and totally partisan rightwing Brent Bozell whose sole purpose in life is to ferret out liberal media bias and expose the plague of "teenage temptresses" who are featured in obscure periodicals. Bozell whines about how "not enough people want to fix this problem of media bias which never occurs on Fox News, right?

The scene shifts to the Bundy ranch where some right wing militia guy asks the federal officials if "they are really going to shoot" the protestors. (Meanwhile, we have freedom fighting snipers aiming at the officers.) St. Ronald Reagan's face briefly appears. An image of an American flag is shown while Lynch solemnly intones "and that spark is you, we can unite this country." (After we get rid of the brown people?)

After the video, Bream introduced a delusional Lynch who claimed that his first two films (about "illegal immigration") "played an instrumental role in stopping the Senate immigration bill from getting through the House" because House members got lots of calls from constituents who saw Lynch's movies and urged their reps to stop immigration reform. Crusader Lynch informed Bream that he's missing his son's graduation so he can be on Fox. (One suspects that the son isn't too heartbroken?)

He said that his newest film proves how the mainstream media is LYING ABOUT EVERYTHING. He expressed the hope that people will "shift as to how they digest the news" because the movie, in addition to showing all this liberal bias, also shows that there are people "out there trying hard." He said that he doesn't show the movies in theaters because he can be more effective with his website where you can purchase this Oscar worthy work. (Hey Dennis, is it because theaters don't want your crap?) He proclaimed that "we need something because our country has fallen off a cliff."

Bream, who didn't say one thing during Lynch's three minute bloviation urged folks to get the "thought provoking" video. She noted that when she speaks with people, they say that they feel alone but if they see this, they'll know that they're not. Lynch's delusions were even more apparent with his assertion that his movie "crushes the mainstream media agenda." (Uh-huh)

Cue the Twilight Zone theme. Put it this way, Michael Moore has nothing to worry about!!!  Talk about "out there..."