Fox’s Outnumbered cohosts ignored how Donald Trump’s name has been used to racially taunt students while they smeared Emory University students who found Trump graffiti on their campus. “If you’re afraid of the name Trump, you’re either an illegal alien or you’re a sissy. Either way, you shouldn’t be on college campuses,” Jesse Watters sneered. UPDATED

Donald Trump’s not the only one retweeting an offensive smear about Heidi Cruz. His loyal supporter Lou Dobbs seems to be in lockstep.

Apparently unable to defend Donald Trump’s offensive comparison of Heidi Cruz to his own wife, Fox Business’ Trumpkin anchor Stuart Varney came up with a conspiracy theory to deflect blame. “It may well have been a deliberate ploy on the part of the anti-Trump people to goad Trump into saying something outrageous.”

If Bill O'Reilly is inspired by God, it's clear his heavenly pal needs to brush up on his history. And that's because O'Reilly is still making the BS claim that the US was founded on "Judeo-Christian" values. Sounds like Bill and his celestial mentor need to get some remedial education.

Donald Trump’s latest attack on Heidi Cruz was so revolting that Megyn Kelly interrupted her vacation to comment on it.

Just when you thought Fox News host Sandra Smith couldn’t be any more biased in her discussion about a Supreme Court case challenging the ObamaCare contraception mandate, she closed with a blatant note of encouragement to one of the nuns involved: “Continue your fight, we’ll be watching it.”

Sean Hannity treated veteran journalist Jorge Ramos with the kind of disrespect and contempt that would have gotten him squawking like a stuck chickenhawk if any liberal host dared to treat him that way.

Fox News knows that saying the Pledge of Allegiance is a true test of patriotism and that those who don't want to say it are liberal traitors who should leave the country. Defenders of the Pledge are greeted as heroes, such as Brian Kilmeade's guest who is standing up against a Pledge ban that, uh, really isn't a ban except for Fox News.

Sean Hannity and Donald Trump think it’s downright un-American not to love torture the way they do. Neither one said whether putting terror suspects “through the wringer” would be some new form of torture or a new name for an old one but so long as it’s sadistic, neither of these two chickenhawks probably care.

Rudy Giuliani was supposed to discuss the Brussels terror attacks during a visit to Fox News yesterday but he spent nearly the entire seven minutes moaning and groaning that President Obama should have a plan “to destroy ISIS” - yet never gave a clue as to what that plan should be.