Fox Business Network got into the holiday spirit by suggesting that all anybody should want for Christmas is a gun. “DEAR SANTA: BRING GUNS” read the lower-third during FBN’s gift to the NRA and gun industry packaged as business news.

Nothing says patriotism like a business sign which says that if you don't love Jesus and America, get the f--k out! Today, the lovely, leggy Outnumbered gals took a page from Fox & Friends to just gush over the latest display of patriotic, Christian exclusion.

Fox & Friends is not exactly noted for its spirit of tolerance. But, in a classic case of projection, today's Fox & Friends featured Fox's resident racist, homphobic, and very Christian bigot, Todd Starnes, for a biased discussion of how the liberal PC Culture's "intolerance" is hurting Christmas. 

Fox’s Andrea Tantaros didn’t just defend Donald Trump’s “schlonged” attack on Hillary Clinton and calling her trip to the bathroom “disgusting” – no, Tantaros argued that Trump’s crudeness made him a more manly winner.

Fox News was so excited that Donald Trump will ring in the New Year with the “fair and balanced” network, it couldn’t wait and line up any other guests before making the “big announcement!” on the air. Or else none of the other guests mattered.

When a newspaper reported that Donald Trump’s claim to have seen “thousands and thousands” of Muslims cheering on TV was “baseless,” Fox host Martha MacCallum seized on reports of “at least two modest celebrations” as “proof” that Trump spoke the truth. And then she teamed up with Fox’s Deneen Borelli to point fingers at Hillary Clinton as the real liar. 

Although it was probably never in doubt, Megyn Kelly will be one of the moderators at the next Fox News Republican candidates debate, meaning she and Donald Trump will face each for the first time since The Donald’s meltdown over her question at the last debate.

Floating a baseless conspiracy theory designed to smear Chelsea Clinton and her mother is just part of The O’Reilly Factor’s mission of “looking out for you,” apparently. 

The network that slobbers over Donald Trump’s “straight talk” attacking Muslims and Hispanics and oh yeah, mounting an utterly baseless campaign questioning President Obama’s citizenship - is now clutching its pearls over President Obama's acknowledgment that some attacks on him have been race-based.

In an effort to sell merchandise, advertising frequently features hot, young people. In an effort to sell the Catholic Church, this morning's Fox & Friends featured hot, young  (and rather white) Catholics who are part of the most groovy parish evah!