We can add Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson as another addition to Sean Hannity’s stable of bigoted BFFs. A few weeks ago, Hannity hosted a slobberfest with the Robertson family. It’s quite possible we can add Robertson’s nephew now, too. Tonight, Hannity will host Robertson’s nephew who just happens to be running for Congress and who is boasting of his like-mindedness with Robertson.

As Jon Stewart wisely said, "conservative victimization is the true genius of what Fox News has accomplished." Thus, we see, on Fox News, a steady parade of those who claim victimization on the part of the vast, left wing agenda. When a young person makes this claim, Fox is quick to embrace them. Fox & Friends, in particular, worships those young'uns who speak out against common core and who defy school policy by praising Jesus during graduation speeches. The newest right wing wunderkinder is Andrew Lampart, a Connecticut student who is suggesting that his inability to access right wing sites, on school computers, is part of that vast left wing conspiracy. While he was not present, his claim was praised and validated on last Wednesday's Outnumbered. But sure as white on Fox News, the aspiring Matt Drudge wannabe himself appeared on Friday's Fox & Friends where he was praised and validated!

Extremist Ben Shapiro got a friendly platform on The Kelly File last week where he accused President Obama of masterminding the IRS scandal - without any evidence. Megyn Kelly made a show of distancing herself from Shapiro’s conspiracy theory. But Kelly did it with the kind of wink and a nod that repeatedly signaled to her viewers that she thinks he’s a great guy. 

We've got ten outrageous quotes for you to judge this week, dear readers. Our topics include Benghazi, torture, the Washington Redskins, Hillary Clinton and more. For some reason, the subject of brain damage turned up twice. Get your voting fingers ready!

On Fox News Sunday today, Tea Part lawyer Cleta Mitchell, who is representing some of the conservative groups suing the IRS, was asked for evidence that either the White House or the Obama campaign ordered the agency to target any conservative group. She said she "absolutely" had some but when pressed, could not provide any. Then she tried to blame missing emails for her failure. Fortunately for her, host Chris Wallace quickly changed the subject so as to minimize embarrassment and maximize her anti-Obama credibility.

George Will is not only not making any apologies for his shocking remarks about the "coveted status" of being a sexual assault victim, he's doubling down on them.

Despite Roger Ailes' claim to have been "kicked out of every damned church I've ever belonged to," his network provides a pulpit for the religious right and the US Conference of Catholic Bishops whose crusade against the ACA's birth control mandate was consistently validated on Fox. But while Ailes is non-affiliated, he does believe in God and hates atheists who are consistently attacked on Fox News. And because Ailes' personal parsonage, Fox News, is the defender of the faith - Christian, that is - it never wastes an opportunity to denigrate the atheists who filed a court case to keep the "Ground Zero Cross" (crossbeams from the 9-11 wreckage that became an object of Christian worship) out of the publicly funded museum. On this morning's Fox & Friends, the one, true Fox priest, Fr. Jonathan Morris joined in Fox's crusade (or is it jihad?) on behalf of the Ground Zero Cross

Lou Dobbs had some stiff competition last week but his claim that the Obama administration "orchestrated" the child immigration crisis was the winner of our latest Fox News Outrageous Quote of the Week poll.

As the mouthpiece for those who yearn for the good old days when minorities knew their place, it isn't surprising that "political correctness" is an ongoing subject of derision on Fox & Friends which sees "PC" as an infringement on free speech rather than a way to show sensitivity to race and gender issues. The curvy couch cretins actually agreed that things were so much better when people laughed at racial slurs. During the same segment, Brian "all terrorists are Muslims" Kilmeade lamented that women no longer appreciate being called "sweet broads." So it isn't surprising that Kilmeade, in keeping with Fox friend Tucker Carlson who says that the Redskins controversy is silly "PC," doesn't understand what the big deal is. In discussing this issue, on yesterday's Fox & Friends, Kilmeade, once again, demonstrated his cluelessness! 

Last night, Sean Hannity aired what he laughably called a "Hannity Investigation" titled, "Radical Muslims on the March." It was a typical Hannity special: a roomful of his favorite conservatives and extremists plus one or two moderates - which Hannity labeled a "studio audience." It was an especially hateful and hate-filled display from Hannity. The only relief was Tamara Holder. She rightly called out Gabriel as a "dangerous person."