Sean Hannity used the Ferguson grand jury decision as another opportunity to stick it to African Americans and, of course, blame the Obama administration for the unrest.

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Despite the fact that the Republican-controlled House Select Intelligence Committee exonerated the Obama administration over Benghazi, Fox News just can’t admit there’s no scandal.

From the New York Times: 

A grand jury deliberating over the fate of Darren Wilson, the white police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson, Mo., has reached a decision in the case, according to a spokesman for the lawyers for the family of the teenager, Michael Brown.

The spokesman, Adner Marcelin, said that prosecutors notified the family that the grand jury decision would be announced later Monday.

Not surprisingly, Fox News jumped at Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel's resignation as yet another opportunity to attack President Obama. The excuse this time? Suggesting Hagel got the boot because he’s a Republican.

As predictably as the sun rising in the east, Rudy Giuliani took to Fox News for some Republican racial rehab over his shocking comments on Meet The Press yesterday. Not surprisingly, the three Fox & Friends hosts could not have been more accommodating, understanding and helpful in promoting his talking points.

Former Miss America Gretchen Carlson hates "political correctness" because she sees it as pandering to those degenerate secular, Muslim, minority, gay forces who are sending this country down the road to perdition. And, as an uber patriot, what really gets Gretch's red, white and blue dander up is when those nasty "PC" types attack the Pledge of Allegiance which, for Gretch and her fellow travelers, is right up with Jesus and the American flag as an object of worship. Last week, Gretch went on a rant about how evil "PC" is responsible for schools wanting to "dump" the Pledge and this makes her very angry.

On Friday afternoon, the Republican-controlled House Select Intelligence Committee completely debunked Fox’s all-purpose Obama controversy of the last two years. And how did the “fair and balanced” network respond? By largely ignoring it. Not including the hilarious Fox report that suggested there should be more investigations. 

Heather Childers solicited Obama conspiracy theories last week when she asked viewers for their thoughts on the “real deal” that caused President Obama to leave his helicopter and go back into the White House. Obama said he had forgotten his Blackberry, however – dum, dum, dum, dum, DUM! – a photo showed it was already on him.

Fox News’ idea of a “fair and balanced” discussion on President Obama’s immigration action was on full display on today’s Fox News Sunday. The three guests were Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), Governor Greg Abbott (R-TX) and Rep. Xavier Becerra (D-CA). That is imbalanced enough but both Republicans have an extremist reaction to the immigration action.