Multimillionaire Sean Hannity thinks that if people are guaranteed a minimum wage, they’ll just get in trouble and never aspire to anything higher.

One black racist wasn’t enough for poop truther Sean Hannity to discuss the racial tensions on some college campuses. And even with two, he barely let the one guest on the side of protesting students speak.

Instead of responsibly discussing the consequential situation of racial unrest at the University of Missouri and elsewhere, Megyn Kelly prodded Dr. Ben Carson – who clearly had no idea what the facts are – to demonize the students and faculty trying to resolve the conflicts.

After Hillary Clinton laughed at a questioner who said he wanted to “strangle” Carly Fiorina, Fox's Andrea Tantaros attacked Clinton so the Republican candidate didn’t have to.

Isn't Fox News supposed to be the place for traditional, Christian family values? So does Bill O'Reilly, Fox's arbiter of traditionalism, know that some of Fox's Christian single ladies aren't just talking sex - they're having it!

While Fox whines about The View’s comments about Carly Fiorina’s face, I’ll bet nobody will utter a peep about Dennis Miller’s attack on a Missouri University professor involved in the protests there. While he was at it, Miller smeared Native Americans, too. Host Bill O’Reilly found the whole thing funny.

According to an online poll and Politico’s “political insiders,” Senator Marco Rubio won or tied Donald Trump as the winner of last night’s Fox Business Network debate. But could he have done it without so much help from his pals at FBN?

While the rest of the world goes crazy over a Starbucks holiday cup without snowflakes and Christmas trees, self-appointed “five-star general” in the War On Christmas, Bill O’Reilly, thinks we all need to chill.

Although Fox Business debate moderator Neil Cavuto claimed he’d keep the candidates talking about economic issues, he took a big financial time out to give Ben Carson an opportunity to defend questions about his credibility. 

The Fox Business Network debate begins in about 20 minutes for the undercard. The main event starts in a little more than two hours.