Greta Van Susteren oohed and aahed her way through a Fox News infomercial for Donald Trump’s new hotel. But back in the studio, Andrea Tantaros found her own, special reason to gush. 

Bill O’Reilly didn’t come right out and say that opponents of Indiana’s so-called “religious freedom” law are similar to the Al-Shabaab Islamic terrorists who slaughtered Christian students in Kenya this week but he certainly suggested a (non-existent) connection.

You just can't make this stuff up. Bill O'Reilly whose jihad against abortion provider Dr. George Tiller contributed to a climate of hate in which the doctor was murdered, thinks that those who stand up for LGBT rights are terrorists. Seriously, that's what the divinely inspired Bill said on yesterday's Fox & Friends where he also proclaimed himself defender of the faith!

The Washington Post’s Paul Waldman explains what’s up with all those “Neville Chamberlain” analogies Fox News and the conservatives are throwing at President Obama over the Iran nuclear negotiations.

Fox is rightfully disturbed about an outpouring of threats against an Indiana pizzeria whose owner said she would not cater a gay wedding. But we have yet to hear a peep about the death threats against an Arizona professor who was targeted on a Fox & Friends discussion for teaching a class about “the problem of whiteness.”

Bill O’Reilly seemed to surprise Fox host Gretchen Carlson today when he didn’t run to the Fox default position of condemning the just-announced nuclear deal with Iran.

Somebody call a wah-mbulance for Karl Rove and Bill O’Reilly, the downtrodden one percenters watching Republicans get hosed over Indiana’s “religious freedom” law – and unable to stop it.

Whatever you think of Pat Buchanan, he was spot on in this segment, smacking down right-wing fear mongering about Iran and nailing the Bush administration for empowering the country with its misbegotten invasion of Iraq.

Greg Gutfeld came up with a novel explanation for the “left-wing” New York Times having broken the Hillary Clinton email story. Proof? That’s for Harry Reid, only.

Russell Brand has some devastating commentary about Fox News’ attacks on Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl. It’s also devastatingly funny – mostly at host Greg Gutfeld’s expense!