To Fox host Greta Van Susteren, Donald Trump’s rhetoric is A-OK because he’s equally insulting to men as he is to women. At least in her own mind, that is.

On April 22, 2009, Sean Hannity offered to undergo waterboarding for charity as proof that it's not torture. Yet Hanniity, who loves the thought of waterboarding others, has yet to fulfill that pledge.

After Curt Schilling was fired over yet another offensive Facebook post, Fox News convened a “fair and balanced” panel in which two of the three guests complained that ESPN was being too politically correct.

Fox & Friends called on right-wing hate monger Sheriff David Clarke to attack Hillary Clinton for saying she carries around hot sauce. Leave it to Clarke to make a racial smear out of it.

The "civil" and "tolerant" community of Fox Nation isn't just upset about abolitionist Harriet Tubman replacing Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill, it reacted with a vile outpouring of racism that gives you quite a picture of the kinds of people who are Fox fans.

Sean Hannity convened a totally fair and balanced panel of three guests with the same immigrant-hating opinions to fear monger that if we don’t have Donald Trump build a wall on the southern border, we’re all going to be raped or murdered by “illegals.”

Larry Wilmore had some hilariously scathing responses to Bill O’Reilly’s claim that black youth are “ill-educated and have tattoos on their foreheads.” And after O’Reilly doubled down, so did Wilmore.

Not surprisingly, Dr. Ben Carson was not the only person to gripe about Harriet Tubman replacing Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill. Fox Business host Neil Cavuto repeatedly complained about Jackson “getting kicked off.” Carson called the ­slave-owning Jackson "a tremendous president."

The Republican civil war spilled into Sean Hannity’s Twitter feed yesterday after he and Senator Ted Cruz went at each other over delegates – and Cruz and his supporters attacked Hannity for being a Trumpster.

On Fox Business, Ben Carson started the inevitable complaints about the Treasury Department's decision to replace Andrew Jackson with Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill some time in the future.