Once again the guy Sean Hannity insists is nothing but a “pipsqueak,” Brian Stelter, has gotten under the Fox host’s very thin skin. After calling for Stelter to be fired from CNN (because Hannity didn’t like what Stelter said about him) Hannity now says he’s “thinking of” suing Stelter’s employer for slander. But Stelter never said what Hannity accused him of saying.

Last night, in one of his most despicable attacks yet, Hannity trotted out two discredited authors, neither of whom have any medical expertise, to Swift Boat Hillary Clinton's health. But they have the most important credit Hannity cares about: they hate Clinton and seem willing to say anything to smear and discredit her.

Bill Shine, Roger Ailes’ right-hand-man who has been implicated in the cover up of Ailes’ sexual harassment, has just signed a new, multi-year contract to continue as co-president of Fox News.

Seth Meyers took a funny “Closer Look” at Fox’s coverage of Hillary Clinton’s health. “Of course, the first instinct for anyone, whether you support her or not should be to hope she recovers quickly,” he said. “And if you work at Fox News, your second instinct is to start speculating whether she’ll drop out of the race.”

Sean Hannity's obsession with smearing Hillary Clinton over her health, despite any legitimate evidence, is - well, sick. Not even Hannity's beloved king of misogynist insults, Donald Trump, wanted to go there with him.

Bill O’Reilly, that great expert on all things African American, has weighed in on an Ohio law that negatively impacts black voters using only his vast trove of personal experience on the subject.

In a stunning gesture of rebuke, Ohio University has removed Roger Ailes’ name from its newsroom and has said it will return the $500,000 Ailes donated to guarantee the honor.

In a lengthy interview with Ivanka Trump about her father’s just-announced child-care policy, Megyn Kelly seemed to think her job was to help sell Ivanka to The Kelly File viewers.

It may be a sign that Fox News is under new management: Dana Perino and Chris Stirewalt have been given their own Fox News show. It will air on Sundays, displacing a repeat of Howard Kurtz’ Media Buzz.

If there’s one thing Fox News seems to hate, it’s African Americans exercising their American freedoms of expression. Why, it just seems so un-American to the “fair and balanced” network!