Yesterday, we learned that the anti-Planned Parenthood sting videos, done by a radical anti-choice group and frequently featured on Fox News, were heavily altered and "unreliable." But Fox village idiot Greg Gutfeld actually believes that the "citizen journalists" from the Center for Medical Progress deserve a Pulitzer. ROFLMAO?!

In case you couldn’t tell from Fox’s on-again Donald Trump cheerleading, he and Roger Ailes have patched things up again. For now.

Watch Funny or Die show how Donald Trump would probably tweet during The Kelly File - if he wasn't too busy being hugely awesome.

For the second day in a row, Fox host Gretchen Carlson seemed reluctant to take her expert’s word for it that the shooting of WDBJ’s white reporter and cameraman by an apparently racist black gunman was not a hate crime.

Fox News made sure that a stricken father’s vow to do “whatever it takes” to get gun legislation passed was overpowered by a pro gun message. But pro-gun guest Dana Loesch took it the extra mile with a little race baiting and suggesting Planned Parenthood was more responsible for the shooting deaths of a WDBJ reporter and cameraman than guns.

The stricken father of Alison Parker, the WDBJ reporter who was shot and killed on the air yesterday, appeared on The Kelly File last night where he talked about Alison and vowed, “I’m gonna do something, whatever it takes, to get gun legislation.”

Jesse Watters’ ethnic slur about Univision anchor Jorge Ramos’ confrontation with Donald Trump was disgusting on its face but coming from Watters, who makes a habit of stalking and ambushing people for Fox News, it’s even more despicable.

Given that Fox provides a conduit for the radical right, Dr. Keith Ablow's vile, anti-LGBT on-air commentary isn't a surprise. But it is interesting that he would take proposed gender neutral language, on Tennessee legal forms, to rant about how this proposed change was just further proof that same sex families are destroying America. 

Donald Trump and Fox News are at it again. And given that their needs are both interdependent and conflicting, there’s no reason to think the feud will end soon

Does Rupert Murdoch's retweet signal a desire to be rid of Fox News chief Roger Ailes?