In its fine tradition of using right-wing African-Americans to denigrate their fellow blacks, Fox News has given Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke pride of place. And why wouldn't they? Clarke is a real Obama hating patriot whose newest patriotic statement seems to be a call to arms over gay marriage! 

Fox & Friends not only hosted a woman who blamed President Obama for Ariana Grande saying she hates America, they appreciated her evidence-free speculation.

Sean Hannity feigned sorrow to a group of guests who had lost family members to criminal immigrants but he was almost licking his chops at his latest ploy to whip up nativist fever. Unfortunately for him, he was soundly smacked down by Geraldo Rivera in the next segment.

Shepard Smith was a thing of journalistic beauty today as he broke into Gretchen Carlson’s show to demolish a fear mongering, conspiracy-theory promoting guest who called the New York Stock Exchange suspension of trading part of “a major attack."

As an icon for "real" (white) America, it's not surprising that Paula Deen would get some love on Fox & Friends after a racially insensitive photo was posted on her Twitter feed. Poor Paula Deen - who knew that she is the victim of African-Americans with "too much time on their hands!"

Fox’s Andrea Tantaros didn’t let a little thing like no evidence stop her from fear mongering that today’s New York Stock Exchange suspension of trading could be a “trial run” for an ISIS cyberattack. She also laughably claimed, “I don’t want to incite panic.”

Fox News’ Outnumbered show once again exploited the horrific murder murder of Kathryn Steinle in San Francisco by a criminal immigrant to promote more hate and divisiveness.

The Outnumbered show discussed the questions they hoped CNN’s Brianna Keilar would ask Hillary Clinton in her first nationally televised interview of the 2016 campaign. Predictably, they were all gotcha, embarrassing questions.

Fox News discussed a spike in violence in Chicago “fair and balanced” style: with three people making negative comments about African Americans.

You would expect the U.S. Women’s World Cup victory would be one thing Fox News would not use as a divisive political weapon, right? Wrong!