Fox’s MediaBuzz show, supposedly a media criticism show, somehow missed the horribly inflammatory, divisive and partisan accusations that have been going on at Fox ever since the terrible shooting of 12 Dallas police officers last week. Host Howard Kurtz and guests even praised the media’s “sober coverage.”

New York Magazine's Gabriel Sherman interviewed six more women who have accused Roger Ailes of sexual harassment. Two spoke on the record, four asked to remain anonymous. Their stories are graphic and disturbing.

Fox News anchor Leland Vittert’s nit-picking “analysis” of President Obama’s remarks about Dallas, Alton Sterling and Philando Castile proved only that Vittert is the one with the racial chip on his shoulder.

Fox News and Fox Business couldn’t seem to get enough of race-baiting, violence-loving Sheriff David Clarke to politicize the tragic ambush of police officers in Dallas, Texas. The day’s not over and we have already found Clarke making four appearances on the Fox networks. UPDATED

Fox contributor Allen West did his part to race bait the horrible ambush of Dallas police officers – by attacking Hillary Clinton and President Obama for not hating on people of color enough.

Fox News contributor Rod Wheeler didn’t come right out and say the solution to tensions between African Americans and the police is a Donald Trump presidency. But you’d have to be an idiot to have missed the inference.

Fox News did not wait long before trotting out one of their African American Black Attackers to blame “things like” President Obama, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Black Lives Matter and the Congressional Black Caucus for the shooting deaths of five Dallas police officers and the wounding of seven more.

Bill O’Reilly doesn’t think President Obama is a secret Muslim, he just thinks Obama has a secret, deep “emotional attachment to the Muslim world.” And that just happens to be anti-American.

You may recall that in May, Fox News talking heads were agog with the supposed scoop that Romanian hacker “Guccifer” had breached Hillary Clinton’s email server. I hope you didn’t buy it.

Couple of weeks ago, I pointed out Bill O'Reilly's sheer hypocrisy when he accused the Huffington Post of making "misleading" comments when he misleads (lies?) on a regular basis. Shortly thereafter, O'Reilly, once again, proved my point with a misleading comment about London's Muslim mayor