Russell Brand took apart Jeanine Pirro’s unhinged comments about killing Muslims and explained why, as comical as they are, they are no laughing matter.

Stuart Varney and Doug Schoen teamed up to suggest that President Obama was just not patriotic enough to attend the France unity rally in Paris over the weekend.

Last night, Jon Stewart destroyed Rupert Murdoch’s claim that all Muslims should be held responsible for terrorism. Even better, Stewart did it with Murdoch’s own refusal to be held responsible for phone hacking at his newspapers.

Thank God somebody called out Fox’s ridiculous (but pernicious) insistence that President Obama is weak on terrorism unless he says the word “Islamic” before terrorism. 

Fox reporter Adam Housley made a snarky dig about President Obama’s decision not to attend France’s unity march.  So much for that division between news and opinion pages Fox loves to tout. Again.

Fox contributor Ralph Peters teamed up with host Martha MacCallum to exploit Obama’s absence from the Paris rally as an excuse to attack him as soft on terrorism.

The backlash against Fox News’ “terrorism expert” Steve Emerson keeps on coming. Today, it came from none other than British Prime Minister David Cameron. And he didn’t mince words.

Bill Hemmer's morning show, America's Newsroom, is supposedly a "fair & balanced" "news" program. But, like the Fox "opinion" shows, which aren't beholden to the Fox credo, Hemmer's show is platform for more Fox lies and propaganda. Such was the case last Friday when Hemmer and Fox's favorite anti-Muslim Muslim, Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, pushed the right wing lie that Islamic leaders did not condemn the Charlie Hebdo killings. And in so doing, they underscored religious scholar Reza Aslan's recent comment that anybody who advances this lie, "doesn't own Google!"

Chris Christie may have ticked off a bunch of Eagles and Giants fans with his embrace of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones – but not to worry because Republican Frank Luntz has “refreshingly honest” Christie’s back.

Fox's “Terrorism expert” Steve Emerson had to do some major apologizing and backtracking today after falsely alleging that Birmingham, England is so “totally Muslim” that “non-Muslims just simply don’t go in.” Unfortunately for Emerson and Fox News, the apology has not stopped the hilarious #FoxNewsFacts twitter backlash from going viral. UPDATED