In an interview with Greta Van Susteren yesterday, Donald Trump insisted he doesn’t lie. “In fact, if anything, I’m so truthful that it gets me in trouble,” he said. Rather than challenge that lie, Van Susteren changed the subject.

In order to push its narrative that whites are victims of hate crimes perpetrated by blacks, Fox is covering an assault which, according to the victim, is (coincidentally?) such a hate crime. Even Fox "news" host Bret Baier is providing validation along with a little whine about how other networks aren't!

With the news that law enforcers are boycotting Beyoncé concerts, Fox Business host Trish Regan and FNC contributor Bo Dietl teamed up to go after Beyoncé for her Super Bowl performance all over again. While they were at it, they found a way to attack President Obama, too.

Fox Business host Deirdre Bolton teamed up with contributor Rod Wheeler to baselessly blame Black Lives Matter for the mugging of Iraq war veteran Chris Marquez and, while she was at it, Bolton suggested the group is responsible for the shooting of two police officers.

While the Bible says you can't serve two masters, official Foxpriest Fr. Jonathan Morris is able to balance his roles as Catholic priest and purveyor of right wing propaganda on Fox News. This morning, he earned his Fox tithes in defending Donald Trump from a Papal diss!

Donald Trump’s willingness to torture is one of many things waterboard-weasel Sean Hannity finds so appealing about Trump. Believing lies about the morality and effectiveness of torture is another.

On Tuesday, Deirdre Bolton, host of what is supposed to be a business news show, spent an entire segment using a police shooting to attack President Obama.

Catholic Sean Hannity rounded up some of his favorite clergy to attack the pope for questioning Donald Trump’s Christianity. While he was at it, Hannity sandbagged a priest, who supported the pope’s assessment, by bringing up the pedophilia scandal.

When an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll found Ted Cruz overtaking Donald Trump in a “significant reversal” of their standings, a Trump adviser suggested it was because the Wall Street Journal is owned by Rupert Murdoch.

As I reported yesterday, Fox's reporting of an alleged black-on white hate crime, perpetrated on a heroic ex-Marine, dovetails nicely with their narrative of a dystopic America overrun by rampaging black thugs. So are we surprised that today's Fox & Friends would feature the actual victim of this alleged "hate crime?"