If you're a devout Christian, who ya gonna call when you're feeling besieged by the slings and arrows of godless liberalism? As we see in this morning's sympathetic validation of a persecuted Christian fire chief, the answer is - drum roll please - Fox News!

Fox host Neil Cavuto prodded Republican presidential candidate John Kasich so many times about becoming vice president  that Kasich finally said, “Let me just spell it for you, N-O."

Jeanine Pirro’s latest unhinged rant warned Mitt Romney to “be very, very careful” and not to disrespect “the man who makes sense to us.” It sounded a lot like the menacing language she used toward South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley after she had the audacity to speak out against Trump.

We may have an easy winner this week, given Donald Trump’s notorious comments during the Fox News debate. But that was far from the only outrageousness either from him or others on Fox News. We report the outrageousness, you decide the most outrageous!

Bill O'Reilly's lecture to Pope Francis about immigration was voted the most outrageous Fox News quote of the week last week.

Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are facing off in Flint, Michigan at 8PM ET, via CNN. Share your thoughts and observations after the jump.

When Donald Trump brazenly broke the rules during last week's Fox News debate, instead of reining him in, Fox allowed the other candidates to break the rules, too.

Fox host Chris Wallace questioned whether Mitt Romney’s lavish praise for Donald Trump’s 2012 endorsement and his business acumen didn’t make Romney “part of the reason” Trump is “where he is now.” It’s a fair question but Wallace ought to ask his Fox News colleagues who surely played a much bigger role.

During a lengthy interview on Fox News Friday, Mitt Romney insisted there’s a “zero percent chance” the Republican party would turn to him as a presidential candidate. Later, he upped the odds to one in ten million. But he never said he’d turn down the chance if he had it. Meanwhile, host Neil Cavuto sounded like he wanted Romney to run.

I hate to break it to you, ladies, but Rupert Murdoch, the 84 year-old billionaire media mogul and phone hacking magnate, is officially taken.