On the day that Donald Trump announced his presidential candidacy, Fox’s Neil Cavuto hosted rival Rick Perry and suggested his “enviable track record” on the economy “would even impress The Donald.” Not mentioned were the significant downsides of Perry’s record.

Fox’s Gregg Jarrett is clearly not a big fan of Donald Trump’s huckster candidacy. Not that Jarrett mentioned Trump’s birtherism as any reason to discredit him. Instead, Jarrett attacked Obama for having “set the bar so incredibly low” for experience that Trump could be attractive.

A few hours after Jeb Bush announced he’s running for president, Fox News’ prime time shows all led with discussions about Hillary Clinton.

Fox host Tom Shillue, discussing Rachel Dolezal, announced, “I’d go black if I could,” given how blacks are “fetishized” in our culture.

Fox’s Elisabeth Hasselbeck slobbered over Kevin Jackson’s “perspective” as the African American guest with a long history of making racially inflammatory attacks was all but asked to do the same against Rachel Dolezal, the NAACP and CNN’s Fredricka Whitfield.

Fox host Neil Cavuto opened a Your World discussion by “asking” about President Obama’s plan to expand the number of workers eligible for overtime, “Overtime or just over the top?” 

Fox News – the network that championed Cliven Bundy’s armed threats to Nevada law enforcers – is now blaming President Obama for having criticized police and CNN anchor Fredricka Whitfield's poor choice of words – for a gunman’s attack on the Dallas police department.

In Hillary Clinton’s campaign kickoff speech yesterday, she advocated for banning discrimination against LGBT Americans. Somehow, that sounded like outlawing free speech to Rupert Murdoch

Paul Ryan revealed today that the GOP is just licking its chops over a potential Supreme Court ruling that will let Republicans kill the plan and tell us that they are “freeing” us from it. Just don't ask how they'll help people get health care.

According to Greg Gutfeld, the only problem we need to care about with the police is whether or not somebody is recording them.