Sean Hannity acknowledged that Bernie Sanders’ win in the Michigan primary last night was a “major upset” but that didn’t mean it was worth much air time.

Fox's Alan Colmes ripped Donald Trump’s claim to be a uniter: “Maybe he’ll unite the warring factions of the white supremacists,” but “he’s gotten where he’s gotten, by insulting people,” Colmes said. Fox host – and apparent Trump apologist – Heather Childers took offense.

Megyn Kelly sounded a lot more like a Republican pundit than the “straight news anchor” she claims to be as she described Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton as offering “a lot of free stuff” to Democratic voters. And by that, she meant the poor and minorities who, she suggested, are just a bunch of moochers.

Charles Krauthammer summed up Donald Trump’s rambling, infomercial of a press conference: “I don’t think I’ve ever heard such a stream of disconnected ideas since I quit psychiatry 30 years ago.”

It's primary night again. Democrats and Republicans are competing in Michigan and Mississippi while Idaho and Hawaii have contests for the GOP only. As I write this, only Mississippi's polls have closed. Hillary Clinton has been declared the winner but it's too soon to call the Republican race.

Neil Cavuto pressed Senator Chuck Grassley, chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, about Republican opposition to President Obama nominating a Supreme Court justice. 

Donald Trump thinks Americans get too much health care and don’t pay enough for it. And he seems not to know that his solution, health savings accounts, have been in existence since 2003.

A very damning article by Reuters reports that foreign officials from Europe, the Middle East, Latin America and Asia have expressed alarm about Donald Trump’s inflammatory, bigoted and nativist rhetoric. So what’s GOPTV to do? Why trot out one of its partisan contributors to make a fact-free declaration that it isn’t so.

Bernie Sanders didn’t take the bait to go after Hillary Clinton on her honesty and trustworthiness at Fox's Democratic town hall, so Fox News did it without Sanders’ help.

Against my better judgment, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders will be participating in a Fox News town hall this evening at 6 PM ET. Share your thoughts about this - cough, cough - fair and balanced event after the jump.