In the first of several Make O’Reilly Great Again segments on Hannity tonight, Sean Hannity and his new BFF, Bill O’Reilly spent a lot of time complaining about black NFL players taking a knee during the national anthem.

After getting booted out of Fox News over multiple allegations of sexual harassment, Bill O’Reilly returns tonight as the star guest of Sean Hannity.

Outnumbered host Harris Faulkner kept up her servile devotion to Donald Trump yesterday as she deliberately changed the subject away from Trump’s attack on NFL football players taking a knee during the national anthem and began lecturing African Americans about black-on-black crime.

Pastor Robert Jeffress' complaint that 3400 Christian leaders were too compassionate toward immigrants when they wrote to Donald Trump in support of DACA made him the runaway winner of our Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll last week. But we won’t dwell on that outrageousness because we’ve got a whole new crop of it for you, dear readers, to consider this week. Check it out after the jump! Warning: It's an extra tough slate again this week.

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Jimmy Kimmel has the perfect response to his critics at Fox News.

Megyn Kelly may have started her new morning show, “Megyn Kelly Today,” but her old racial animosity is still with her. In an Elle interview out today, Kelly praised four black female police chiefs in words reminiscent of Bill O’Reilly’s surprise that black diners at a restaurant in Harlem were so well behaved.

Fox host Jeanine Pirro took to the streets in a tasteless attempt to joke about war with North Korea, asking people what we should “do to Rocket Man” and then egging them on to say Kim Jong-un should be obliterated. 

One day after Lisa “Kennedy” Montgomery argued that Jimmy Kimmel’s son and other sick children don’t need health insurance because charity is so awesome, she was back on Fox, this time arguing that “all of Obamacare is immoral” and has “resulted in human suffering.”

Fox News’ Griff Jenkins tossed aside his “correspondent” hat as he cohosted for Fox & Friends and became a soldier in Donald Trump’s war on black athletes and freedom of expression during the national anthem.

Donald Trump has attacked professional black athletes, including NBA star Steph Curry, in the most childish and un-presidential way. So, of course, Fox News is attacking Curry, too.