During his show last night, Sean Hannity again repeated his self-serving phrase, "I'm not willing to gamble with American people's lives" as part of his justification for supporting Donald Trump's plan to bar Muslims from entering the U.S. But Hannity has been perfectly willing to gamble with American people's lives when it suited his political purpose.

Megyn Kelly’s seemingly independent rant about over-coverage of Donald Trump's plan to ban Muslims from entering the country just happened to have a very pro-Republican benefit.

Fox News host Neil Cavuto was super-impressed with “great writer and thinker” Ben Stein's opposition to gun control. “The problem is not gun control, it’s terrorism control,” Stein advised.

Fox host Andrea Tantaros has responded to the San Bernardino shooting with just the kind of hate mongering we’ve come to expect from her.

If President Obama were a better president, Trump wouldn’t have to be such a bigot, Fox's Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Brian Kilmeade argued.

Donald Trump’s faithful foot soldier in bigotry, Sean Hannity, was there for the Donald again last night.

If there’s anything more irresponsible than Fox News suggesting to kids behavior that’s contrary to what experts recommend when dealing with an active shooter, I don’t know what it could be.

Fox host Bill Hemmer came up with a creative way to spread hate against all Muslims: blame the moderates for not “coming to the street on a daily basis” to condemn radical Muslims.

Fox’s Lt. Col. Ralph Peters was suspended from Fox yesterday for calling President Obama a “pussy.” And then he got mocked by Trevor Noah on The Daily Show last night.

During Greta Van Susteren’s toothless interview with Donald Trump about his plan to bar Muslims from entering the U.S., Trump announced, “I have Muslim friends, Greta, and they’re wonderful people.” Van Susteren did not call out that obvious baloney.