Greta Van Susteren’s “Meet the Trumps” special was just as awful as I predicted. The only saving grace was some of the hilariously snarky criticism.

Last month, Brian Kilmeade provided Fox & Friends validation for NC Gov. Pat McCrory's defense of his state's anti-transgender "bathroom" law. This morning, an irate Kilmeade helped TX attorney-general justify his opposition to the Obama administration's guidance on transgender student accommodation. Do I detect a pattern?

What a coincidence that on the same day that Donald Trump clinched enough delegates to secure the Republican presidential nomination, Fox News just happens to have two prime time specials scheduled to promote him.

Bill O’Reilly once again cloaked vile racial animosity for Black Lives Matter under a thin cloak of concern for African Americans. And yet his African American guest did not call him out on it.

“Big Donald Trump supporter” and former Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown joined Fox News’ Your World show to smear protesters at Donald Trump rallies. Brown is also a Fox News contributor. Of course, the violence Trump has endorsed was not mentioned.

In today’s edition of FOX News double standards, Hillary Clinton was criticized and called a coward on the “Outnumbered” show for declining a FOX News debate against Bernie Sanders. But there was no mention of Donald Trump’s “cowardice,” even though he skipped one FOX debate and refused to do another.

Billy Murphy, the attorney for the Freddie Gray family, gave Fox host Greta Van Susteren more than she wanted to hear yesterday when she interviewed him about the acquittal of one of the police officers involved in Gray’s arrest.

Megyn Kelly’s coverage of the acquittal of officer Edward Nero in the Freddie Gray case last night should be enough to persuade any viewer that she is still ready and willing to promote Fox News bias with the best of them.

The guy who can’t stop lecturing African Americans about problems in their families can’t seem to stop getting into his own family troubles. After losing custody of his two children, Bill O’Reilly now plans to sue his ex-wife for $10 million over the terms of their separation agreement.

The acquittal of Officer Edward Nero in the Freddie Gray case was little more than an excuse for racial concern-troll Bill O’Reilly to whitesplain to his African American guest about Blacks Behaving Badly in Baltimore.