Bill O'Reilly can give it - but he sure can't take it. After O'Reilly's movie version of his book, "Killing Jesus," received some negative reviews, Bill blamed it all on the war on Christians which, like the war on Christmas, is being waged only in O'Reilly's mind, such as it is. 

In yet another example of Fox News showing preference to Israel over our own president (while accusing President Obama of not loving America enough), host Neil Cavuto gave a friendly platform to Israel’s former ambassador to the U.N. to scold Obama about the Iran nuclear deal.

Megyn Kelly is dying to interview Hillary Clinton. Not for her own sake, mind you, but because Kelly’s brand of respect and listening – and hard pressing – would be good for Clinton.

If there’s anyone who shouldn’t be complaining about other people being “all talk,” it’s Donald Trump. Especially when he’s pretending to run for president and accusing other people of stealing his slogan – which he probably got from Ronald Reagan.

Fox News loves "American Sniper" Chris Kyle and hates anybody who dares to criticize the man and/or the movie. And that's why Steve Doocy is so happy, now that the University of Michigan reversed its ban on showing the movie due to the effort of a valiant and very patriot student. 

Phony Fox Democrat Pat Caddell also smeared Elizabeth Warren while he was at it.

Tucker Carlson does not endorse dangling a toddler over a cheetah pen. But since it’s already happened and the child survived a fall into the pen, well, that’s a “huge advantage later in life,” according to Carlson. "Emotional problems? He's bulletproof!"

If Sean Hannity’s Friday night show is any guide, the 2016 election is going to be very, very nasty.

While he might not be as devout a Christian as his fellow Fivers, Greg Gutfeld does play one on Fox. Recently, he engaged in some nice, Christian hatemongering directed against opponents of the Indiana religious freedom law who should STFU because their concerns are trivial compared to Christians being slaughtered everywhere!

Fox’s Charles Payne has been fined $25,000 by the SEC and has a record of pitching worthless penny stocks. Yet this week, Payne appeared on Fox News to promote stocks to those who feel they don’t know enough to invest in the stock market.