Dick Cheney and Liz Cheney visited The Kelly File tonight where they talked up their anti-Obama screed in the Wall Street Journal and doubled down as Iraq war apologists. Host Megyn Kelly did a good job of challenging the former vice president in the first half of the interview. But in the second part, she handed them their talking points on a silver platter.

Football analyst and former quarterback Terry Bradshaw was Fox’s “one lucky guy” on the Outnumbered show today. More than that, he played the role of Benghazi expert, even though he obviously knew little to nothing about it. But he had Fox News’ Number One qualification: criticism for the Obama administration and Hillary Clinton. So the co-hosts helped him out.

Bill O’Reilly never actually served in the military – and he was one of the Iraq war cheerleaders - but that’s no reason to disregard his latest war strategy for Iraq. Just ask colleague – and fellow Iraq war cheerleader - Charles Krauthammer!

Two nights ago, Sean Hannity hosted Carl Higbie to attack President Obama over discuss the crisis in Iraq. Hannity introduced him as “former Navy SEAL Carl Higbie. He served two tours of duty in Iraq and witnessed the 2009 withdrawals, U.S. troops from the country.” But there was something else about Higbie Hannity failed to mention: He’s a Republican candidate for Congress and he has a personal axe to grind against the Obama administration.

Along with Jesus and the American Flag, Fox News worships the Pledge of Allegiance. Any attempts to suppress the saying of this American tradition (which was, ssshhhh, written by a socialist) is seen as deeply seditious and definitely worthy of national coverage that, thanks to Fox patriots, occasionally leads to death threats!  Fox's Dana Perino even admonished those who don't like the Pledge to leave the country. The Pledge loving patriots on Fox & Friends take particular umbrage towards any affront to the saying of the sacred words as was shown on this morning's Fox & Friends which hosted yet another in a long line of thwarted and victimized Pledge lovers. The subplot to the story also fed the right wing hatred of those born in foreign countries so it was all good...

On the Hannity show last night, Sean Hannity all but asked Karl Rove to smear Hillary Clinton. And Rove obliged. Despite the blowback he received when he recently “just wondered” if Clinton had suffered secret brain damage as the result of her 2012 concussion, he must have felt it worthwhile enough to go through it all over again. Only this time, Rove blamed the whole thing on Bill Clinton.

In his Talking Points segment tonight, Bill O’Reilly tossed aside Judeo-Christian tenets and announced we just can’t afford to feed and care for the 50,000 immigrant children who have overwhelmed U.S. border resources. Kirsten Powers pushed back magnificently. “There was no ‘but’ in the Bible,” she said. And “I never heard you say we can’t afford to invade Iraq.”

Hillary Clinton sat down for a lengthy interview with Bret Baier and Greta Van Susteren today. We’ve got the whole thing and would love to hear your thoughts. I thought she handled it very well.

No sooner had it been revealed that Special Forces have captured Ahmed Abu Khattala, the alleged ringleader of the Benghazi attacks, than the co-hosts of Fox News’ Outnumbered show went into partisan overdrive to find ways to use it to malign President Obama.

Yesterday, Todd Starnes' article, about how a courageous high school salutatorian praised Jesus despite school prohibitions to do so, appeared on both the Fox News website and Fox News Insider where it was placed under a photo of Starnes, his face aglow with smug, Christian sanctimony. As this kind of Christian courage, in the face of ongoing persecution by satanic secular forces, is standard Fox boilerplate, I speculated that it wouldn't be long before this story would be part of Fox & Friends. Turns out that less than 24 hours later, my powers of prognostication (OMG, am I a prophet?!) came true. This morning (drum roll please), this profile in Christian courage story was featured by Jesus BFF and Fox friend Elisabeth Hasselbeck. Ain't no party like a persecuted Christian party, and Fox & Friends knows how to bring it!