Those on Fox bray about how anti-Islamic bigots and conservative speakers on campus have the right to free speech. They have no problem with the racial epithets (and assaults) dispensed by Trump supporters because, I guess, free speech. But when Hispanic kids use their free speech to protest Trump, it gets Peter Johnson Jr.'s tighty whities in a great, big, bunch!

Bill O’Reilly entered “The No Chill Zone” last night where he and Colbert had a fun back-and-forth about the 2016 election and the rise of Donald Trump. But what was not discussed was more noteworthy than what was.

Fox's plan to blame Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton for anti-Trump protesters went off the rails thanks to some terrific work by Nomiki Konst.

Bill O’Reilly just can’t stand the fact that his ambush go-to guy, Jesse Watters, got a dose of his own medicine over the weekend when a Huffington Post reporter confronted Watters about his ambush of a HuffPo colleague. O'Reilly tried to play the big victim but his bullying brutishness came through.

Wayne Simmons, the once-frequent Fox News guest who was identified as a former CIA agent, has pleaded guilty to fraud, including lying about having worked for the CIA and about his criminal record.

We’ve got another week of Fox News outrageousness for you to sift through and evaluate, dear readers. This week includes talk about Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders supporters, Carly Fiorina, Target’s transgender bathroom policy and Donald Trump’s – uh, thoughts on Afghanistan. And more! Check them out after the jump and cast your vote for the Most Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week.

Bill O'Reilly's exploitation of the death of Prince to blame President Obama for drug overdose deaths was voted the most Outrageous Fox News Quote of the Week by our readers last week.

Fox Business Network's Dagen McDowell mocked Bernie Sanders supporters with the kind of derision she’d almost certainly never show toward Trump supporters.

Fox host Howard Kurtz was all about denigrating the White House Correspondents’ dinner last night… except for the three Donald Trump supporters whom he called “the real stars” of the night.

Fox News’ Todd Starnes got the racial vapors when Larry Wilmore closed out his White House Correspondents’ dinner remarks by saying, “Yo, Barry, you did it, my n***a, you did it.”