Bill O’Reilly has a long history of threatening and retaliating against journalists and others who say or do things he doesn’t like. But calling for an entire governing board of a large American city breaks new ground in anti-Americanism for him.

Michael Smerconish didn't just effectively demolish Megyn Kelly's claim that "stunning new evidence" was revealed when Hillary Clinton testified at a Benghazi hearing, he demolished the whole Republican conspiracy theory about Benghazi while he was at it.

After a police union attacked Quentin Tarantino for calling some cops “murderers” at a weekend rally, Fox responded - by saying progressives “ruin cities” and “get people killed.”

Only on Fox News would Vice President Joe Biden’s call for bipartisan cooperation send shudders down a guest’s spine.

In case you haven't noticed, Bob Woodward has turned into quite the Republican cheerleader of late. So it was all the more remarkable that he unequivocally shot down Fox’s “Benghazi is Hillary Clinton’s Watergate” meme.

Dr. Ben Carson insists his plan to shift people away from Medicare to private medical savings account is not a plan to end Medicare. But in a hilariously inept interview, Carson was unable to explain how it works to an obviously astonished Chris Wallace.

Fox News Sunday discussed both the 2016 presidential election and this week's Benghazi hearing with Republican guests only.

While Fox obsesses about some outliers from the #BlackLivesMatter movement chanting about, "Pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like bacon," it condones far more disgusting talk from its regulars, including one known wannabe assassin. Yes, assassin.

Fox’s Neil Cavuto ridiculed a plan to get rid of the term “illegal alien” as some kind of political correctness run amok. But he also seemed to think that people in this country illegally deserved the contempt.  

Sen. Rand Paul did his part to keep the beloved Benghazi “scandal” alive by suggesting that Hillary Clinton is responsible for the death of Ambassador Chris Stevens who died during the attack.