Fox’s Neil Cavuto made a point of noting that one of Michelle Obama’s guests for the State of the Union address last night was an “illegal immigrant.” But instead of focusing on the young lady in question and her wish “to continue being of value to this country,” Cavuto martyred a Santa Barbara, California newspaper for using the word “illegal.”

I suspect that if a public school wanted to incorporate an elective course on the Koran, Christians would be on the set of Fox & Friends howling in righteous indignation. But for Steve Doocy, allowing a bible course, developed by the uber Christian wing no-slut-pills-for-you Hobby Lobby president, seems to be just fine.

Bill O’Reilly claims he “didn’t have anything to do with” Fox’s now infamously erroneous reporting on so-called Muslim “no-go zones” in France. But unfortunately for O’Reilly, the record shows otherwise.

Fox's numerous apologies for falsely saying there are Muslim "no go zones" in Paris are not enough to satisfy the mayor of Paris. And they may not be enough to keep Fox from having to open its very deep pockets.

Kirsten Powers got into quite the argument with Bill O’Reilly last night over O’Reilly’s demands as to how Muslims should deal with terrorism.

Frank Luntz showed up with another fishy focus group last night that just so happened to be almost entirely critical of President Obama’s State of the Union address.

Sean Hannity opposed Duke U's plan to broadcast the Muslim call to prayer because of how Muslims treat gays and women. But at the same time he reveres Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson whose views on gays, women, and forced conversions are pretty close to those of radical Muslims. I'm confused.

Bill O’Reilly and Mike Huckabee just can’t admit that they missed the mark with their mean-spirited, race-baiting attacks on Beyoncé. Much less their disingenuous claims to be looking out for traditional American values.

Jon Stewart did a terrific job of calling out Mike Huckabee on his hypocrisy. Not just because Huckabee attacked the morality of Beyoncé's music while performing with Ted Nugent. But Stewart confronted Huckabee about what's at the heart of his judgment: dislike of a part of America. 

It turns out that Le Petit Journal, the French version of The Daily Show, did a lot more to yank Fox’s Islamophobic chain than the one segment we previously posted about.