Instead of just acknowledging his upbeat comments about slavery were ill-chosen as a commentary about Michelle Obama’s DNC speech, Bill O’Reilly viciously attacked liberal critics as potential murderers who must be stopped. Of course, his years of demonizing Dr. George Tiller, which preceded his assassination, were entirely different. 

Tonight's DNC headliners are Vice President Joe Biden, vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine and President Barack Obama. 

I do not support any kind of physical attacks on anyone for any reason. But Fox News' Geraldo Rivera went looking for conflict with protesters at the Democratic National Convention and he found it.

While patriots recoil in horror at presidential nominee Donald Trump urging Russians to hack American computers, Fox News was ready to defend that particular twist on Trump’s idea of making America great again. 

Proud gay basher Tucker Carlson has a real problem with transgender folks who, according to him, don't really exist!  As such, he is totally grossed out by transgender accommodating gender-neutral bathrooms. Guess he doesn't know that Fox News also has these "disgusting" places?!

Ever on the lookout for ways to counteract African American “grievance,” Bill O’Reilly dropped into his praise for Michelle Obama’s DNC speech the fact that slaves who built the White House were “well-fed and had decent lodgings.”

Megyn Kelly dared to make some sort-of critical comments about Donald Trump's so-called ISIS policy (the one he won't tell us about) and that set his little fingers itching and twitching for his Twitter keyboard to attack her again.

Despite Megyn Kelly’s best efforts to slime Cory Booker last night, he visited Fox & Friends this morning and blew away their Donald Trump trumpeting.

Megyn Kelly didn’t just want criticism of Senator Cory Booker’s stirring Democratic National Convention speech last night, she wanted racial criticism of African Americans and their concerns. She proved that first with her choice of black-attacker Sheriff David Clarke and then by prodding him to make more explicitly racial smears.

On MediaBuzz yesterday, host Howard Kurtz acknowledged that the departure of CEO Roger Ailes, after numerous allegations of sexual harassment,  “has been a painful and embarrassing period for the network.” But, he added, “The news operation that the 76-year-old Ailes built, remains in place.