Bill O’Reilly is fed up with ISIS. He’s fed up with the term “Boots on the Ground.” He’s fed up with the politics of it all. So, rather than talk about how Republicans would have destroyed ISIS by now, he’s proposed his own solution: A 25,000 man real-life equivalent of GI Joe. No, really. What’s more, he’s so sold on the idea of this being a solution that he’s been promoting it at just about every possible turn, and his logic in pushing it is pretty terrifying.

Dr. Ben Carson – who is considering a run for president in 2016 – fear mongered that there is the “potential” for “widespread anarchy” in the U.S. that might disrupt or cause the cancellation of the 2016 election. 

Rupert Murdoch’s NY Post has sunk to new lows with its front page smear of Chelsea Clinton’s baby today. 

In its deck of propaganda cards, one of Fox News' strong suits is the fear factor which, in creating fear of "the other," further divides the country into a virtuous "us" who are being besieged by the evil and very scary "them."  Even more than the fear of those dirty, brown people who are swarming across the border to take over America, Fox frequently promotes the fear of radical Islamists who are a danger to the homeland - a theme recently pimped by Martha MacCallum and the Outnumbered gang. So it's not surprising that Fox & Friends week-end host, Tucker Carlson used the gruesome Oklahoma beheading to keep fear alive and, in the process, suggest that American Muslims do something about their scary soul-brothers. Funny, the majority of school shooters are white and I don't think that Tucker wants white people to do anything about that.....

A large group of veterans have written an open letter to Eric Bolling and Greg Gutfeld condemning their sexist jokes about the United Arab Emirates female fighter pilot who took part in our air strikes against ISIS. The vets are not buying Bolling’s apologies and are offering their own to Air Force Major Mariam Al Mansouri.

After Bill O’Reilly got finished mansplaining that the war on women is nothing more than a desperate political ploy to “save the Democratic Party,” he revealed that he thinks women actually have an advantage over white men in the marketplace.

Bill O’Reilly is fed up with all this “war on women” talk. If women earn less than men, it’s because of their emotional nature, not because government should do anything for them. If Michelle Obama is speaking out about women’s rights, it’s only an effort to get out the vote and save the Democratic Party. And O’Reilly seems to think women are too stupid to judge for themselves.

Eric Bolling, one of America's great savants, has started a weekly segment, on "The Five," titled "Fool of the Week." So far, his "award" has gone to Carolina Panther's owner Jerry Richardson, Kanye West, and Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz. Rather than choosing the next winner himself, in what has to be irony of the week, he has asked his Facebook and Twitter followers for suggestions. Seriously? 

Neil Cavuto interviewed liberal radio host Richard Fowler about Walmart’s plan to start low-cost checking accounts. Fowler didn’t just disapprove of the checking accounts but of Walmart’s effect on the economy in general. It seemed to drive Cavuto crazy.

Apparently, disgraced Army veteran and Fox News contributor Allen West thinks he outranks the Commander-in-Chief. Or should.