Fox Business host Charles Payne has apologized after a chat endorsing torture led to a guest’s smear of the gravely ill Senator John McCain. It was part of an effort not just to praise torture but to smear those who don’t support it as an all-American value. UPDATED with Payne's on-air apology.

Fox’s Julie Banderas and Jennifer Griffin selectively edited history today as they deceptively painted Israel’s strike on Iranian targets in Syria as merely a reaction to Iranian aggression against a blameless Israel.

Fox’s Ainsley Earhardt seemed determined to let people know that just because she was part of a show that blatantly urged Trump to stay in the Iran deal yesterday, she’s really on Team Trump and loves the p***y grabber as much as ever!

Kimberly Guilfoyle’s endless support for the P***y Grabber in Chief has won her the affection of his son, Donald Trump Jr. He’s the son who met with the Kremlin-tied Russian lawyer for dirt on Hillary Clinton, not the son who ripped off a children’s cancer charity.

Rep. Ron DeSantis, one of Donald Trump’s most loyal lieutenants in the war on the Mueller investigation and a GOP gubernatorial candidate in Florida, is getting millions of dollars worth of friendly exposure on Fox News. That includes overt endorsements from prime-time hosts.

Bill O’Reilly claimed he was speaking “totally in jest” when he said at a party, “I would love just to get my big hands around [CNN reporter] Jim Acosta’s neck.” I doubt anyone at CNN is laughing. Especially since O'Reilly's daughter reportedly witnessed him choking her mother.

Host Neil Cavuto called it "an honor" to host notorious Islamophobe Jerry Boykin for some serious slobbering over Donald Trump’s dangerous decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear agreement.

Donald Trump’s besties on Fox & Friends don’t like the Iran nuclear agreement but they tried to explain to Trump, while also massaging his ego, that pulling out of the agreement is worse.

Oliver North, the guy who secretly sold arms to Iran during the Reagan administration, will become the new president of the National Rifle Association.

Although Rudy Giuliani seems to have cornered the market on outrageous Fox quotes last week, in the interests of fairness, balance and giving some other Fox News outrageousness a turn in the limelight, I’m including only one, lesser-recognized Giuliani quote in this week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Poll.