President Obama took a not-so-thinly-veiled shot at Donald Trump yesterday, during a press conference at the “Three Amigos” summit in Canada. So, of course, Fox News hit back with “analysis” from an extremist Trump buddy and with some help from host Trish Regan.

When their HGTV show was cancelled, the Benham brothers immediately ran over to Fox News where they were treated as Christian heroes who had been viciously persecuted. They also promoted their book. Now that they have a new book, they're back for more Fox Christian love and affirmation that they were treated very badly.

The Fox & Friends hosts joined Sean Hannity in fawning over discredited former Secret Service Agent Gary Byrne and his hit-job book about Hillary Clinton.

Sean Hannity and Newt Gingrich spent so much time blaming the terrorism attack at Istanbul’s Ataturk airport on President Obama and the American left, you might easily have thought Istanbul was in the U.S. and not in Turkey.

I can just imagine the Fox News poutrage if an MSNBC host fawned over a foreign politician as he smeared George W. Bush in favor of Russia’s Vladimir Putin or any other world leader. But that’s exactly what Fox host Trish Regan did in response to Brexit champion Nigel Farage's smear of Obama.

The old right-wing conspiracy theory about Hillary Clinton having murdered Vince Foster was long ago decisively debunked. But leave it to Sean Hannity to find a way to give it new life, thanks to his fawning interview with the Hillary hit-job author, Gary Byrne.

It should come as no surprise that Fox’s Outnumbered ignored most of the content of Elizabeth Warren’s and Hillary Clinton’s speech yesterday and instead continually sneered about their outfits. 

Sean Hannity's effort to "prove" that Hillary Clinton is some kind of unhinged wacko was so ridiculous that even guest Gary Byrne, author of a hit-job book on her, shrugged it off.

Just as you might have expected, the Brexit vote brought out the outrageousness in Fox News. There was also more outrageousness about terrorism and white privilege. Check out our current crop of nominees for the Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week and cast your vote.

Stacey Dash thinks that if we block terrorists from getting guns, we’re all going to die. Seriously.