Fox's Brian Kilmeade echoed Jeanine Pirro’s bigoted smear of Rep. Ilhan Omar by “wondering” if Omar “is an American first.” Coming less than a week after someone was arrested for trying to kill Omar makes it all the more disgusting and yes, anti-American. UPDATED

Dean Cain’s roles in two anti-abortion propaganda movies, “Unplanned” and “Gosnell,” seem to have propelled him into a role as Fox’s star anti-abortion propagandist – a role which includes attacking Hollywood celebrities, like Alyssa Milano, who have the audacity to challenge Georgia’s extreme anti-abortion “heartbeat” bill.

Herman Cain’s laughter at the thought of killing Mexican immigrants as they cross the border is yet another reason this man is unfit to serve on the Federal Reserve board.

After suing Twitter, Rep. Devin Nunes is now suing McClatchy newspapers for $150 million over a Fresno Bee article Nunes didn’t like. Sean Hannity who holds himself up as a free speech lover, didn’t just approve, he urged Nunes to sue Democrat Adam Schiff, too.

Oh, do we have a round-up of outrageousness for this week’s poll! Put on your thinking caps and get ready to make some tough choices as you ponder the outrageous Fox quotes we published last week.

Hours before news broke that DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen had been fired so that Donald Trump can take an even harder line on immigration, acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney told Fox News that dealing with health care and the economy is “nice” but not nearly as important as immigration. Host Bill Hemmer didn’t challenge a word.

Yesterday, presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg walloped Donald with a left jab to his Christian hypocrisy. And you know the jab landed squarely because this morning, Fox & Friends brought in Rachel Campos-Duffy to insist that the Porn-Star Adulterator P***y-Grabber Boaster and Bully-in-Chief is a better Christian than (openly gay) Buttigieg.

Just 9 days after Fox Business host Lou Dobbs commanded Donald Trump to fire Department of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen, Trump did exactly that.

New York State is poised to institute a charge for driving in Manhattan south of 60th Street, where there is plenty of mass transportation, and even though the charge will not go into effect until 2021, Fox Business host Charles Payne, an African American who can surely afford the cost, joked he'd need to sneak into work via an "Underground Railroad."

Georgia’s passage of an anti-abortion bill has ignited calls for a film industry boycott of the state – a measure that would could be costly. But never fear, Fox & Friends is giving Georgia a helping hand.