Megyn Kelly began her show with 10 minutes of scripted outrage over Harry Reid’s lack of remorse for his 2012 allegation that Mitt Romney had not filed his taxes for 10 years. This from the woman who either promoted or helped Fox News promote a series of designed-to-be-damaging untruths and inflammatory, law-breaking rhetoric.

When it comes to godless debauchery, nobody knows it better than Fox's Jesus loving, homo hating, culture clubber Todd Starnes who, in 2012, lamented the leather clad debauchery of a NY gay pride parade. Sunday, on a Fox & Friends exposé of Florida's spring break, Starnes lamented that this "debauchery" is truly a sign of the end times.

Birther and phony candidate Donald Trump got to look presidential when The O’Reilly Factor called on him to opine on the nuclear negotiations with Iran. Or at least, Trump was given the opportunity to do so. I think even O'Reilly would have called it a foreign policy fail.

Fox host Tucker Carlson seems to think that smearing opponents of Indiana’s “religious freedom” act makes him look more tolerant.

Ann Coulter wants you to think Indiana’s widely-hated new “religious freedom” law “goes back to” George Washington and James Madison. Sean Hannity suggested if liberals really care about gays, they should just hate Muslims more.

Where does a good Republican go when nasty liberals in the liberal media say nasty things about them? Why Fox News, of course - a place where Republican rehab is a finely crafted clinical specialty. This morning, the embattled Indiana government spoke with the Fox friends who provided a warm, loving platform for Mike Pence to say that he's really quite tolerant. (Ahem)

Indiana’s widely-hated “religious freedom” law couldn’t have a better friend than Megyn Kelly. She vigorously defended the law not once but twice on Fox News prime time last night.

Fox host Martha MacCallum teamed up with Republican John Sununu to blow the birther dog whistle about President Obama’s upcoming trip to Kenya.

Bill O’Reilly’s “war zone” cameraman has come forward to say he was never injured (much less rescued by O’Reilly) in the Buenos Aires riot following the Falklands war and nobody was “gunned down” either. This casts further doubts on O’Reilly’s claims about his experiences covering that riot.

In their defense of Indiana's anti-LGBT "religious freedom" law, Fox News is promoting its characteristic, agenda driven misinformation. It started last week on Gretchen Carlson's show. This morning, alleged news host Martha MacCallum engaged in more of the same.