Bill O’Reilly reached new levels of despicable two nights ago when he proclaimed himself some kind of champion of truth while letting forth a slew of anti-Obama supposition. Without offering anything that could be considered as real evidence, O'Reilly announced that President Obama has some kind of covert plan to destroy everyone’s health insurance so that he can take it over and enact a single-payer system instead. I guess proof is for little people.

Neil Cavuto opened yesterday’s Your World by scaring people into believing banning trans fats is bad. “Microwave popcorn with extra butter, getting popped. A whipping for those with frostings. And frozen pizzas, stick them in the deep freeze. Don’t laugh, it just might happen. Because now Uncle Sam is poking his nose in everybody’s kitchen. This is big. Welcome everybody, I’m Neil Cavuto, and food for thought the government looking to take my frozen pizza and other goodies away. Say it ain’t so!”

Last night, Megyn Kelly interviewed Bill Elliott, a cancer patient who actually announced on the air that he planned to let himself die rather than burden his family with the medical bills he thinks ObamaCare is going to cause. But, apparently, Elliott is another in a long line of ObamaCare "victims" that Fox never bothered to investigate whether they needed to suffer the way they say. Fortunately for truth lovers, and possibly Mr. Elliott, Tommy Christopher, at Mediaite, did the work that The Kelly File should have. And the news is good for Elliott.

While Fox relentlessly attacks food stamps as some kind of evil, maybe they think the poor should make up the shortfall by selling their organs. That’s certainly what John Stossel seemed to suggest on Fox & Friends this morning when he argued for the privatization of organ donation – and ignored its disproportionate impact on the poor.

Just to make sure that America's conservative, Christian kids know that there is a War on Christmas, Mike Huckabee has just released the newest video in his collection of "history" DVD's for kids. The series, which allows young folks to learn the real history of this country, features a group of cartoon kids who travel back in time. In visiting the 70's, they learn that knife wielding African-American thugs, wearing "Disco" shirts, overran the country before St. Ronald Reagan restored law & order. Other DVD's teach that America is a "Christian Nation" and that George Bush captured OBL. The latest is something that Christmas warrior Bill O'Reilly would approve of - real historians, not so much.

Considering how much Fox loves the Benghazi "scandal," you'd think it would be big news that their latest "revelation," a supposed eyewitness featured in a 60 Minutes story late last month, has completely fallen apart. But while Fox can't stop demanding President Obama provide "accountability" for his broken promise about Americans being able to keep their health insurance, the "fair and balanced" network doesn't seem to feel the need to do the same over their own false information.

File under the cry me a river category Bill O'Reilly's latest bit of umbrage over Chris Christie's refusal to appear on The Factor. Poor Bill just can't understand why Christie won't kiss Bill's ass ring. As reported by Politico, O'Reilly said, on CBS, that Christie "won’t submit to an interview with me." O'Reilly claimed that he's never seen Christie discuss policy, "under the spotlight," and cautioned Christie that "he’s going to have to get under it, whether it’s me or somebody else, but he has not come in.” Awww, poor Bill. Here's a tip for you, Bill - Christie, a man who doesn't suffer fools gladly, doesn't want to appear on your show. Man up and deal with it!

Recently, Megyn Kelly dismissed as “old news” the fact that millions are now able to get health insurance thanks to the Affordable Care Act (“ObamaCare”) in order to continue suggesting that President Obama should be impeached or forced out of office. Last night, Kelly sounded on the verge of hysteria as she demanded that guest Alan Colmes stop talking about the same thing – so that she could attack President Obama for having “committed a fraud to get this law passed.” Funny how talk of people getting health insurance always seems to bring out suggestions of impeachment on The Kelly File.

If anybody is curious as to why fewer Americans are identifying as Christians, one needs only to listen to Franklin Graham, the son of Christian evangelist, Billy Graham. That opportunity presented itself, this morning, on America's morning Christian show otherwise known as Fox & Friends.  Fox & Friends guest, Franklin Graham spoke about his father's mission and how that mission - surprise, surprise - will be honored in the form of a Fox News special hosted by the oh, so Christian Sean Hannity who has written, on Fox News Insider, a tribute to Graham. The pals sat in rapt attention as Franklin spoke of America's rejection of God and how support for the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (passed in the Senate today, yay) is an example of this God dumping. It got uglier. Not only did Graham describe gays as sexual sinners; but in discussing ENDA, as Jon Stewart said, in part, about Fox News, Graham "lied like a motherf**ucker."

On Tuesday’s Your World, Craig Smith, Chair of Swiss America, helped trash a ballot proposal in New Jersey raising the minimum wage a dollar an hour to $8.25 an hour, with cost of living adjustments yearly. Neil Cavuto made no secret of his opinion when he asked, “Do YOU have such guarantees where YOU work?”