On this Valentine's Day edition of our Outrageous Fox News Quote of the Week poll, I can't promise you'll find a quote you love, but I'll bet you find one that's outrageousness enough to vote for. Especially when our subjects include Beyoncé's Super Bowl performance, sex week at a Utah university, Donald Trump's running mate, a tasteless joke about Jimmy Carter and more.

Gavin McInnes’ argument that women should be drafted into the military - because more men are raped – won our Outrageous Fox News Quote of the Week poll this week.

Bernie Sanders did a good job of smacking down Chris Wallace’s argument that Fox News should hold a Democratic candidates’ debate. But Wallace’s disingenuous argument was probably proof enough that Fox would not be the fair moderator Wallace claimed.

All six remaining Republican presidential candidates will take part in the CBS News debate tonight, 9-11 PM ET. There's sure to be some interesting and important developments.

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia died today, apparently in his sleep. 

Megyn Kelly used three tweets and some internet comments to turn actor Richard Dreyfuss into a victim of intolerant liberals because he attended a Ted Cruz rally – and then used that to hype her upcoming interview with Dreyfuss.

Fox News’ Gretchen Carlson revealed her disdain for poor kids while hosting a totally “fair and balanced” discussion about Bernie Sanders with a conservative and a Clinton-backing liberal who smeared him as, essentially, anti-American.

Geraldo Rivera lit into Fox News’ “slanderous” coverage of Benghazi and the Clinton email “scandal” with the kind of no-nonsense feistiness that just about every Democratic “strategist” who goes on Fox could take a lesson from.

Crystal Wright, the black conservative who accused African Americans of being too stupid to vote Republican, brought her same political insights back to Fox & Friends to suggest that Republicans should reach out to African Americans by lecturing them about how Blacks Behave So Badly.

It turns out lots of hosts at Fox Business and Fox News are suddenly promoting their own Scott Brown as Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick.