Bill O’Reilly sank to new lows last night when he attacked liberal philanthropist George Soros with anti-Semitic dog whistles. O'Reilly called Soros “the shadow puppet master behind corrupt far-left groups like Media Matters” and said he “has his tentacles into political organizations.” This, as Media Matters has been hammering O’Reilly over his many fabrications that have been uncovered recently.

Megyn Kelly has been nearly breathless with excitement over her “investigation” into whether or not Hillary Clinton may have committed a felony with regard to a separation form Kelly wrongly claimed Clinton was obligated to sign when she left the State Department.

Sean Hannity and his hate-mongering pal, Mark Levin, celebrated Benjamin Netanyahu’s electoral victory by – how else? – raining down derision and scorn for our own president.

Fox News really needs to co-ordinate its anti-Obama talking points better.

Fox never came right out and said President Obama is to blame for the terrorist attack on the Bardo National Museum in Tunis, Tunisia today but by juxtaposing the subject with criticism of Obama, it was certainly implied.

Ralph Peters – the unhinged Obama hater whom Fox News loves – was on Hannity last night for another round of “blame Obama for (fill in the blank).”

Fox host Neil Cavuto wasted no time telling his Republican guest that the GOP budget is probably “dead on arrival” and going “nowhere fast” in the Senate.

Back in 2013, Fox's resident homophobe, Todd Starnes joined the religious right in their bogus claim that the Air Force was persecuting a Christian sergeant over his beliefs on same sex marriage. Starnes and his pals are still peddling the same old crap, only this time it's a Navy Christian chaplain who supposedly is being persecuted for his homophobic Christian beliefs. 

Actor Jon Voight posted a bizarre internet video ad to promote the re-election of Benjamin Netanyahu. It suggested that a vote for Netanyahu is the only way to save Israel and possibly the U.S. from President Obama’s Muslim agenda.

When Sen. Ted Cruz’ unhinged rant about the “world is on fire” goes viral, Fox News is there for some Republican Rehab. Both on prime time with Megyn Kelly and on Fox’s signature morning show, Fox & Friends.