Fox News’ Outnumbered hosts so viciously attacked President Obama over the Paris terror attacks and this morning’s French raid targeting a suspect that you would have thought the attacks happened here and not thousands of miles away. And yes, somebody made it about Benghazi.

Bill O’Reilly seemed to mean well when he offered his unsolicited advice to Harris Zafar, a Muslim who is trying to combat Islamophobia. But just like O’Reilly’s praise of black customers' behavior at Sylvia’s restaurant in Harlem, his condescending attitude spoke volumes.

On Monday night, Fox News contributor Bo Dietl announced, “Let’s stop worrying about people’s rights” when fighting terrorism. But really, that’s nothing less than complete capitulation.

Fox propaganda priest  Fr. Jonathan Morris, who has never served in the military, does seem eager to send our men and women into combat. Sunday, in his thinly veiled support for stronger US military action against ISIS, he showed us once again why he was dubbed the "neo-con pin-up priest."

Only on Fox News would Glenn Beck be given an unchallenged platform to make racial attacks on the student protesters at colleges and universities.

Nothing says “straight news anchor” like Megyn Kelly turning to a racist nutjob like Glenn Beck for “analysis” into the Paris terror attacks.

“Great American” Sean Hannity had no problem when his pal Bo Dietl announced that in the fight against terrorism, he thinks we should forget about the U.S. Constitution.

Rupert Murdoch has waded into the controversy about Syrian refugees - and asked that the U.S. accept only "proven Christians." Fortunately, he was hilariously smacked down on Twitter.

If there’s anything that Fox News loves more than hating on people of color, it’s war. For other people to do the fighting and dying in, of course.

Fox News’ media critic used his brief coverage of the Democratic debate to hone in on the GOP obsession over the term “Islamic terrorism.” With a Republican guest, only.