We can just imagine how Fox News would turn up the outrage-o-meter if Hillary Clinton or any Democrat had been caught pretending to be her own publicist and then hanging up on a reporter who confronted her about it. But since it’s Donald Trump… well, that’s “ancient” news.

Donald Trump actually once said that if his daughter Ivanka weren't his daughter, he would, uh, date (?) her. Yet, on Fox & Friends, a chastity advocating doctor  waxed orgasmic over Trump's parenting of Ivanka. Seriously!

Sean Hannity hosted Imam Mohammad Ali Elahi last night for another in the Hannity show series that might be called “Yell at a Muslim.” In it, Hannity hosts a Muslim as fake balance to one, sometimes two Islamphobic guests, plus Islamophobic Hannity piling on. In this segment, Hannity came right out and admitted that he didn’t want to hear what his own guest had to say.

Bill O’Reilly has a new scheme for concern-trolling black crime that he apparently thinks will inoculate him from accusations of racism: accuse President Obama, Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Republican Governor Bruce Rauner of “passive racism” for not sending in the national guard to occupy the inner city and sending more African Americans to jail and throwing away the key. 

Jon Stewart summed it all up nicely: "That narrative of conservative victimization is the true genius of what Fox News has accomplished." Doing their best to advance this narrative, the Outnumbered gals provided us with a vintage Fox whine about the lack of conservative speakers at college graduations. 

Fox host Neil Cavuto called Trump-loving John Ratzenberger “one of the biggest stars ever.” 

After Jeb Bush announced he would not support Donald Trump, Fox went to work trying to convince voters not to follow suit.

Didn’t you just know that the moment President Obama announced he’ll visit Hiroshima that Fox News would start up on the “apology tour” fiction? Fox’s Meghan McCain probably got a Fox bonus for dragging in Michelle Obama’s “For the first time in my adult life I’m really proud of my country” remark, misconstruing its meaning and then announcing, “These people do not view America in the way that I do.”

Fox & Friends brought on a fave African American black-attacker, Sheriff David Clarke, to “defend” charges that Donald Trump and his supporters are bigots - by dredging up misleading history and pretending that “Mrs. Bill Clinton” is a bigger racist.

When North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory appeared on Fox & Friends to promote his state's anti-LGBT law, he was warmly validated by Brian Kilmeade. So maybe McCrory thought he would get the same love on Fox News Sunday. Turns out - not so much!