Sean Hannity did his best to persuade Donald Trump that he should be blaming Bill Clinton for 9/11 instead of talking about how George W. Bush didn’t keep us safe. But Trump didn’t exactly take the bait.

Bill O’Reilly, Master of the Universe, has a message for the Republican leadership of the Senate that has not carried out his wishes for his pet “Kate’s Law": “I know where they live, and believe me, we’ll come right to them.”

While Fox’s The Five hosts were scare mongering about Bernie Sanders’ “attacks” on the “daddy” who pays the bills, some of them figured they’d smear Social Security right along with him.

Dan Patrick, the right-wing extremist who holds the most powerful office in Texas, seems to be too extremist even for Fox News. 

Bill O’Reilly is so longing to see Hillary Clinton get creamed when she testifies before the Benghazi committee this week that he actually engaged in role playing – with Fox’s Brit Hume as Mrs. Clinton – and O’Reilly shouting, “Write that down!” to the unseen members of the committee he was sure were watching. And then he insisted, “I don’t have an axe to grind.”

Poor Obama hating CJ Pearson gets no respect from liberals who just don't understand his awesomeness. Fox's newest conservative wunderkind and victim, who was exposed as a liar, just doesn't get the reverence that he deserves. But he knows that when he gets dissed, Fox News has his back.

Fox News stepped into the GOP presidential campaign to reposition Donald Trump’s finger away from pointing at George W. Bush for 9/11, even though he was the actual president at the time, and urged Trump to malign Bill Clinton, instead.

One of Fox & Friends favorite tropes is that higher education is filled with evil liberals who are indoctrinating your kids with their Jesus hating gay agenda. This patented Fox toxicity is the basis for their "Trouble with Schools" series which, yesterday, featured an attack on Cornell U. because their faculty has "built in bias." Ironic, don't ya think

Wayne Simmons may have been a fraudulent ex-CIA agent when he repeatedly appeared on Fox but he was a real-deal shill for Donald Rumsfeld and the Bush administration’s Pentagon. Fox’s media critic, Howard Kurtz, didn’t seem to think it worth mentioning.

Isn't it time to turn the tables on Bill O’Reilly’s comparison of #BlackLivesMatter to the KKK?