Sean Hannity is still whining about Michelle Obama and her #BringBackOurGirls hashtag about the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls. Tonight, he made it a twofer by bringing on Ann Coulter to smear Obama and, at the same time, offer her a dose of Republican Rehab to make up for the Twitter whooping she received for making a mockery of #BringBackOurGirls.

Last night, The Kelly File hosted a discussion about the 9/11 memorial museum - and what substitute host Shannon Bream called the “enormous pressure to remove the terms Islamist extremist and jihadism from a brief 7-minute film about the 9/11 attack.” It’s one thing to debate whether the terms should stay in or out. But Bream took it a step further by suggesting that not using those terms makes us more vulnerable to terror attacks. Not surprisingly, her guest, Dinest D’Souza, took the bait.

Believe it or not, The O’Reilly Factor attacked basketball great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar again last night. This time, Bill O’Reilly didn’t “just ask” Abdul-Jabbar if he loves this country. No, O’Reilly whitesplained that Abdul-Jabbar’s call to seek out and expose bigotry is dangerously akin to the Salem witch hunts.

Chickenhawks Sean Hannity and Mark Steyn talked oh so tough about rescuing the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls – complete with a #BringBackOurBalls hashtag designed to also conquer their domestic enemies: the Obama administration and Jon Stewart. I’m surprised the Boko Haram didn’t surrender immediately. But maybe the Nigerian kidnappers knew how full of ignorant hot air Hannity and Steyn were. As for Stewart – well, let’s just hope he takes notice and gives these two exactly what they deserve.

No matter how much of a neutral camouflage O’Reilly has tried to cloak himself in, there was no disguising his open eagerness at what he saw as a glimmer of impeachment or resignation hope at the end of the endless Benghazi/IRS tunnel.

Yesterday, the New York Post reported that Karl Rove suggested Hillary Clinton suffered brain damage as the result of her 2012 concussion and blood clot. Today, after a backlash, Rove got seven minutes of almost uninterrupted airtime on Fox News to both deny that he ever said it – and advance the baseless suggestion at the same time.

While Fox News loves anything or anybody connected to right wing Christianity and conservative Catholicism (ignore that "Marxist" pope), it isn't exactly enamored of atheists who, on Fox, are considered the enemy. While Fox News is always yammering about how Christian First Amendment rights are supposedly being attacked by atheists, they have no concern about the First Amendment rights of those who don't follow Fox's one true faith. Fox friend Elisabeth Hasselbeck recently channeled Gretchen Carlson's belief that there should be no free speech rights during Christian holidays. And yesterday, in keeping with the patented Fox atheists suck big time meme, Hasselbeck provided a platform for "pre-Vatican II" Catholic Judge Andrew Napolitano's argument that those filthy atheists do not deserve to have their own military chaplain. 

Megyn Kelly discussed the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls last night in two separate segments. Kelly worked in the exact same gratuitous swipe at Michelle Obama as Fox’s Jesse Watters did. And gratuitously questioned whether mainstream Muslims who condemned the kidnappings really meant it or were just camouflaging their extremism. Even though Kelly didn’t offer any evidence for her suggestion.

It’s hard to know whether Hannity show regular Gavin McInnes was serious or pranking tonight when he discussed Don Jones’ tweet about Michael Sam’s gay kiss by comparing gay rights advocacy to Sharia law. But two things are certain: It wasn’t funny. And host Sean Hannity didn’t mind a bit.

Not surprisingly, those "America loving " folks at Fox Nation are on the Jay Z/Beyoncé sister fight. Even though nobody knows what it was about. But when has Fox Nation ever turned down an opportunity for another "Black People Behaving Badly" story? Especially if it's about two African Americans Fox especially loves to hate?