Fox News’ Steve Doocy didn’t let a little thing like Donald Trump’s draft deferments put a dent in his suggestion that Trump would have been just like a Navy SEAL – if only he had actually served his country instead of attacking those who did. 

Megyn Kelly might as well have told the mother of a murdered son, “Tell us all the reasons Donald Trump is right about Mexicans and immigration!” But “straight news anchor” Kelly wasn’t honest enough to own up to her tactics.

While Donald Trump hates on John McCain, Mexicans and now Lindsey Graham, he wants everyone to know he just loves Fox & Friends and its “great” hosts: Brian Kilmeade, Steve Doocy and Elisabeth Hasselbeck. 

Remember when Hannity complained that politicizing a tragedy “is almost like a sickness” with liberals? If so, then Hannity needs urgent medical attention for his blatant attempts to manipulate the grieving mother of a Marine slain in Chattanooga last week into attacking President Obama and/or the military’s policy of not allowing guns in military recruiting centers.

Fox friend Brian Kilmeade actually believes that "all terrorists are Muslims." So I guess it's not surprising that he would warmly embrace a new virulently anti-Muslim (and anti-Obama) video and, in so doing, prove, once again, that he is not just a "walking punchline," but a vile and uninformed bigot!

Fox & Friends pretended Trump campaign operative and dirty trickster Roger Stone was a neutral “political strategist” when they trotted him out to defend Donald Trump’s outrageous comments about Senator John McCain’s war record.

As a media conduit for anti-choice propaganda, Fox News did its due diligence in promoting an anti-choice sting video which purported to show a Planned Parenthood worker engaged in illegalities. (It didn't) And now that the same group has a new sting video, Fox "news" is on it like flies on you know what!

Bill O’Reilly suggested that Donald Trump got his John McCain smear from a Chris Rock comedy routine. Only O’Reilly was not kidding. And neither was Trump.

Bill O’Reilly treated Donald Trump like a wayward schoolboy tonight. O’Reilly not only gave Trump a talking to about those comments about John McCain but he also commanded Trump to “say something to Senator McCain tonight, man to man, right to him, right now.”

It looks like Rupert Murdoch is not taking the "blame John McCain" excuse for Donald Trump's attack on his status as a war hero. Is this a power struggle between Murdoch and Roger Ailes? Or just a disconnect?