Fox reporter Mike Tobin threw cold water on some Fox gloating over assault charges for a professor who called for “some muscle” to remove a videographer from a campus demonstration. But nobody pointed out that cohost Andrea Tantaros has made more overt threats of violence that have been shrugged off by her employer and colleagues.

Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson joined Fox News to do a little campaigning for Senator Ted Cruz. But the racist, homophobic Robertson spent at least as much time smearing President Obama as talking up Cruz.

When it became apparent that the accused CO Planned Parenthood shooter was reacting to the Center for Medical Progress' bogus sting videos (heavily promoted by *Fox), some Fox talkers tried to distance their anti-choice rhetoric from that of Robert Dear. But Judge Andrew Napolitano's recent hissy fit over the CMP indictment shows that there might be less than six degrees of separation.

Bill O’Reilly suddenly veered away from a commentary about Donald Trump in order to attack Bob Beckel, a former Fox News colleague, for saying that Megyn Kelly has beaten O’Reilly in the ratings.

It was bad enough that a business anchor like Melissa Francis also cohosts a political opinion show but she took a series of personal shots at Bill and Hillary Clinton that was beyond unprofessional. Rep. Jason Chaffetz was on hand for his own, even nastier personal attack on the Clintons.

Fox's Andrea Tantaros just stepped in some political doo-doo going for wrongly accusing Jeb Bush's son of avoiding military service. Instead of apologizing for her error, the never-serving Tantaros insisted she did nothing wrong.

Fox & Friends does love the "religious liberty" part of the 1st Amendment - the whole separation of church and state thingie, not so much. And that's why Fox & Friends does love its persecuted Christians. Check out Steve Doocy showing some Christian love.

Fox’s Bernard Goldberg laid some truth on Bill O’Reilly about his shocking attempts to persuade Donald Trump to take part in the Fox News debate.

If Donald Trump wasn't feuding with Megyn Kelly, he might have thanked her for promoting the same kind of bigotry and nativism he does, albeit in a less crude package, during last night's Fox News Republican debate.

Apparently, Donald Trump came close to making it into the Fox News debate last night. One reason he didn't was his demand for $5 million to go to charity if he appeared.