Memo to Mark Steyn: when you’re trying to make the current wave of sexual abuse scandals all about liberals, it doesn’t help your case to refer to victims as “chicks” and “broads.”

Ex-Fox News Radio reporter Jessica Golloher told British authorities that Fox refused to allow her to travel to Moscow to investigate Donald Trump’s Russia connections. When contacted, Fox did not deny the allegation.

The Hannitization of Fox News continues with today’s announcement that hatriot Mark Levin will have his own hour-long show on Fox News. Or maybe I should call it the "Breitbartization" of Fox.

In our previous Outrageous Fox Quote poll, Mercedes Colwin’s claim that legitimate claims of sexual harassment are “very few, far between” narrowly edged out Ainsley Earhardt’s gratitude that the victims of the Sulphur Springs mass shooting died in church. Check out this week’s contenders after the jump.

Fox News’ Neil Cavuto blasted Donald Trump for his childish , self-centered attacks on Republican Senator Jeff Flake and LaVar Ball. “At what point does the president see such remarks don’t even border on being human?” Cavuto “asked.”

Fox News host and former judge Jeanine Pirro was driving so fast when she was stopped by New York State police yesterday, that her license could be suspended. But she claimed she didn’t realize how fast she was going.

Before Donald Trump went on a Twitter rampage against LaVar Ball for not being grateful enough over his son’s release from China, he probably saw his favorite show, Fox & Friends, do it first. 

Fox Business Host Maria Bartiromo intended for her eight-minute discussion to be devoted to attacking Sen. Al Franken. Unfortunately for her, the discussion will more likely be remembered for her unintentionally hilarious claim that “there are no allegations” against Donald Trump.

Fox host Dagen McDowell and her band of likeminded tricksters may deserve an Oscar for their performance as Republican tax cut shills but nobody should buy their sales job that the Trump tax cuts will stimulate the economy so much that working and middle class Americans won’t be screwed.

Bernard McGuirk, the guy who famously called African American women basketball players “some hard-core hos,” declared on Fox’s Outnumbered show today that Donald Trump was “not credibly” accused of sexual assault. Kudos to Democrat Marie Harf for her spunky responses.