Another week, another round of outrageousness from the "fair and balanced" folks at Fox News. This week's collection includes Fox Nation apparently mistaking NSA leaker Edward Snowden for a bug, Neil Cavuto gushing over the forecasts of a discredited climate-change denier and Todd Starnes getting the vapors over the Supreme Court's decision on gay marriage. Take a peek at this week's crop after the jump and cast your vote. Because while many Fox News quotes are outrageous, only one can be the Most Outrageous Quote Of The Week!

Last week's results of our Fox News Most Outrageous Quote Of The Week poll was very close but Fox regular Bill Cunningham eked out a "victory" with his sexist attack on his fellow guest, Tamara Holder, telling her to "know your place and shut your mouth." More results after the jump.

Famous "dick," gay basher, and Fox News host and contributor Tucker Carlson was baptized in the Episcopal Church and married the daughter of an Episcopal priest. But he eventually realized that God hates fags, women priests, and abortion. So being the morally superior person that he is, he left the historic Falls Church Episcopal Church and joined an Anglican Church whose beliefs dovetail nicely with those of fundamentalist Christians and the Catholic Church, both of which receive pride of place at the "fair & balanced" Fox News. Being the morally superior person that he is, Carlson, during a February Fox & Friends, insulted Wiccans because they, allegedly, hate Christians. On last week's Fox & Friends, in validating an anti-abortion priest's attack on Rep. Nancy Pelosi, Carlson insulted the Episcopal Church because, according to the morally superior Carlson, it "loves abortion." This, of course, is a lie but when has the truth ever been important for Fox's morning propaganda and very Christian chat show, Fox & Friends!

Either Fox News viewers had a lot more to say last week or else they got more ignorant. But for whatever reason, there was a significant uptick in the number of emails their viewers sent to us in the ridiculously mistaken belief that we’re Fox News. Click past the jump for a select batch.

As AP reports, 17,000 American libraries are being recruited to help patrons access information and computer time related to signing up for Obamacare. But on Fox News, guest Chris Plante (with a little help from host Martha MacCallum), likened this program to help Americans make informed choices and get health insurance to North Korea. Even worse, he called the librarians who are participating, “creepy little East German(s)” propagandizing “our children.” (h/t Media Matters)

Megyn Kelly joined her Fox News colleagues Bret Baier and Laura Ingraham a few days ago (6/26/13) in doing her part to promote Texas’ anti-choice bill that was successfully filibustered by state senator Wendy Davis. Davis became a Democratic star this week for her efforts in defeating the bill – while Republicans tried to overcome her actions by improperly timestamping the bill to make it look as though it had passed before a midnight deadline. But Megyn Kelly and her two like-minded guests were so busy talking up the bill – and knocking President Obama for supporting Davis – that they “forgot” all about the Republicans’ misdeeds.

Senator Rand Paul may be considering a run for president but he’ll probably need to bone up a wee bit more on foreign policy if he wants to stand a chance. On last night’s O’Reilly Factor, Paul was obviously clueless when guest host Laura Ingraham asked him how a “President Paul” would deal with Russia.

You're not gonna believe this; but, Fox's old time gospel hour, otherwise known as Fox & Friends, rounded out its miracle week with - drum roll please - two pieces about those who made a round trip to heaven and back - which is the title of both segments. On Wednesday, Fox friend Ainsley Earhardt spoke to a Christian pastor who got through the pearly gates and returned to tell the tale. Yesterday, Steve Doocy interviewed a young man who made the round trip when he was four. This the same kid who, in 2010, told a grinning Gretchen Carlson that he met Jesus during his celestial vacay which is the basis for his book, "Heaven is for Real." And today, the gang on the curvy couch spoke with a woman who went to heaven and was sent back home with marching orders. What can ya say!!!!

Here's a shocker (not): Fox Nation's article (which I recently posted was hyped as part of its "acquittal" of George Zimmerman) states that a "blockbuster" witness testified to seeing punches thrown down "MMA-style" by Trayvon Martin. In fact, the witness, John Good, testified that he did not see punches thrown.

Today in Fox-for-the-Zimmerman-Defense news: Fox Nation's Daily Update would give you the idea that George Zimmerman is about to be acquitted. Or if he's not, he should be.