Jon Stewart hilariously skewered the Republican presidential candidate cattle call otherwise known as Rep. Steve King's "Iowa Freedom Summit" last weekend.

Short of coming out and saying, “So what?” Megyn Kelly could not have been more contemptuous to the plight of her Arab guest who said his group has seen a big increase in hate mail and threats from people who have seen American Sniper.

Shepard Smith and Chris Wallace criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with the kind of language usually reserved for Democrats on Fox News.

Phillip Perea, a disgruntled former producer for a Texas Fox News affiliate visited Fox News’ New York City headquarters today and shot himself on the sidewalk just outside. He claimed to be a victim of workplace bullying.

I think it's safe to say that if one of those Jesus hating, diversity loving states decided to make the Koran the official state book, those on Fox & Friends would totally freak out. Yet, they have no problem with Mississippi politicians seeking to make the Christian Bible the official state book. Go figure!

While Fox obsesses about what Michael Moore said about the American Sniper film, they’re pretty darned mum about how its real-life protagonist, Chris Kyle, has been proven to be a liar. Or how Fox’s sister company, which published the American Sniper book the movie was based on, will probably have to pay big bucks to Jesse Ventura over his libel suit. 

Michael Moore wrote a powerful response to Fox News and the dishonest right-wing attempts to smear him as an anti-American troop hater – just because he spoke out against American Sniper.

Sean Hannity and his guests love how American Sniper Chris Kyle defended Americans' freedom of speech. Just don’t say something they don’t like!

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. challenged the racist status quo in order to bring about a radical transformation of society. But you wouldn't know it if you've seen his niece, Alveda King, who makes an annual MLK Day appearance on Fox & Friends in order to misrepresent King's legacy and, for added points, smear the President Obama!

Before you conclude Fox is exercising some real independent judgment, consider how the network’s skepticism fits right into in the Republican party’s interests.