Nothing signals dissension in the GOP over Senator Tom Cotton’s letter to Iran like a bit of a grilling from Megyn Kelly on prime time Fox News.

Tough guy Sean Hannity couldn’t take having anyone defend Hillary Clinton so he stacked his panel with phony Fox Democrats Doug Schoen and Pat Caddell and Washington Examiner’s Rebecca Berg. 

Senator and likely 2016 presidential candidate Marco Rubio (R-FL) got a two-part interview on Fox’s Your World yesterday. The segments lasted a total of 16 minutes even though he hasn’t declared his presidential aspirations yet. 

Megyn Kelly gave quite the dramatic recounting of the ObamaCare case before the Supreme Court – from one side only. Then she acted out some gratuitous smears of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Bill O’Reilly was on hand to help.

Megyn Kelly offered a jaw-dropping defense of the racist emails uncovered in the DOJ investigation of the Ferguson police department: “There are very few companies in America” that don’t do the same thing.

Bill O’Reilly didn’t need to ask an actual liberal why the left hates Fox News. He and conservative Charles Krauthhammer have it all figured out for us. Hint: Fox is so great, liberals are so terrible and the 2016 election. Not mentioned? The continuing revelations about O’Reilly’s fabrications.

Fox has found an excuse to play the white racial victim in the Selma “Bloody Sunday” anniversary: The New York Times did not include President and Mrs. George W. Bush in its front page photo of the memorial. Somebody call a wah-mbulance!

Fr. Jonathan Morris, Fox's resident clergy, pimps GOP talking points and the political views of his church which is adamantly opposed to legalized assisted suicide. Thus, last year, Morris did his duty when he attacked Brittany Maynard who, in accordance with her state's law, decided to take her own life. Yesterday, Morris continued to denigrate her.

To Megyn Kelly, the big takeaway from the DOJ's Ferguson report is that President Obama, Eric Holder and other black people who indicated sympathy with the "Hands Up, Don't Shoot" protesters are the real guilty parties.

Fox News loves Wisconsin’s “right-to-work” bill so much, they were blind to some of the facts about it.