This morning, political guru Larry Sabato told CNN that the firing of Donald Trump’s campaign manager was “another disaster” for the “deeply troubled” Trump campaign. But, not surprisingly, to Fox’s Outnumbered show, it was all good news.

Fox host Trish Regan teamed up with Fox’s Mike Huckabee to echo Trump’s accusation that President Obama hates Trump and Republicans more than he hates ISIS.

There’s nothing like a national tragedy to bring out the worst in Fox News. So, dear readers, I think you are going to have a hard time deciding among this week’s crop of nominees which was the Most Outrageous Fox News Quote of the Week. Check them out after the jump, if you dare! UPDATED WITH A NEW ENTRY.

When a Colorado Planned Parenthood was attacked by a Christian, Fox News treated the incident as the act of a deranged individual and not the incendiary rhetoric of the "pro-life" movement. But the Orlando shooting is considered an act of scary Islamic Terrorism which, according to a Fox & Friends guest, is real - unlike abortion clinic violence.

You know Donald Trump is in trouble when GOP TV, aka Fox News, doesn’t ask a key Trump advisor and U.S. Senator a single question about Hillary Clinton’s emails or Benghazi.

Bill O'Reilly's attempt to legitimize Donald Trump's bigoted attack on the Hispanic judge overseeing the Trump University fraud case was not just outrageous but was deemed the most outrageous Fox News quote of the week.

Congratulations to Fox’s Sandra Smith and Howard Kurtz for promoting what may be the biggest Fox News hypocrisy of the week as the two complained about (mostly liberal) reactions to the Orlando shooting while “forgetting” Donald Trump’s hideous response – much of it right there on Fox.

One of the journalistic highlights of the week was CNN’s Anderson Cooper confronting Florida Republican AG Pam Bondi as she tried to present herself as some kind of LGBT champion in the wake of the Orlando shootings. So, naturally, the GOP-cheering squad - and enemy of any media that isn't - seized the moment to attack CNN.

Since Fox seems to lie in wait to race bait every Oprah Winfrey utterance, it should come as no surprise that the network accused her of endorsing Hillary Clinton only because of "identity politics."

Short of donning an NRA cap and toting an assault rifle, it’s hard to think of how Megyn Kelly could have been any more biased in The Kelly File's phony debate over gun regulations last night.