It's a rare day, indeed, when a Fox & Friends guest is able to demolish the propaganda pimped by the Fox pals. And when it happens, it.is.just.so.sweet. Check out how Steve Doocy's guest took the Fox message - "liberal violence" at Trump rallies - and just tore it apart!

On the day that North Carolina and the Justice Department filed dueling lawsuits over the state’s “bathroom law,” Fox trotted out bigot Pat Buchanan to attack the federal government.

A video clip of Megyn Kelly’s upcoming interview with Donald Trump has been released. And in just 27 seconds, Trump told at least one whopper and one not-so-veiled threat against Kelly.

Paul Manafort, senior advisor to Donald Trump (and torturer lobbyist), proved on Fox News Sunday yesterday, he’s just as awful on the subject of women as Trump is.

Donald Trump's claim that we should have invaded Afghanistan before we invaded Iraq - when that's exactly what happened - was not just outrageous but voted the most Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week last week.

On Fox’s Your World, a guest drummed up fear about Hillary Clinton’s emails without any pushback from the host to note that plenty of legal experts believe Clinton did not violate any laws.

Conservative Jonathan Hoenig, a regular Fox News guest, reiterated his support for Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump today. Host Eric Bolling was not happy.

Since Bill O’Reilly can’t think of anything Donald Trump has ever done "that's racial," I suppose it’s to be expected O'Reilly wouldn’t find anything objectionable in Trump’s “I love Hispanics” taco bowl tweet.

You must watch the unhinged rantings of Trump supporter Clarence Mason Weaver on Fox Business Network today. Among other things he said, he praised Trump’s attack on Mexicans: “Everything he said was true. They are raping, there are gangs, they are bringing in drugs. No one is denying that. What did he say [that] is wrong?” Weaver also excused Trump’s hiliarously insulting taco bowl tweet. 

Just in time to start knocking down Hillary Clinton in the important state of West Virginia, which just happens to have a primary next week, Fox News has been trotting out an unemployed coal minor to distort her position on putting coal companies out of business.