In the alternate reality of Fox News, there is an epidemic of anti-Christian hate crime. So I guess that's why they brought out the virulently homophobic and radical right wing minister EW Jackson to say that the SC shooting isn't an anti-black hate crime, but part of the war on Christians. Oh yeah, and more guns will stop this sort of thing.

Fox’s choice of conservative writer Rich Lowry as an “expert” on whether or not the Charleston shooting was racist said as much about Fox as anything Lowry had to say about the shooting at a historical black church in Charleston. 

Fox is doing its best to ensure that the mass shooting by a white guy in a historic black church in Charleston, SC is not considered racial. To that end, they called on conservative Alveda King, niece of Martin Luther King, to help promote that theory.

Bill O’Reilly joined the Fox News war on police filming the police last night. But don’t expect any complaints about recording anybody Fox dislikes any time soon.

Megyn Kelly was on Donald Trump Rehab detail at Fox News over the revelation that Trump hired actors to pose as supporters at his presidential announcement yesterday. After "just asking" if it was so bad, Kelly then made it about Hillary Clinton.

Fox’s favorite black racist, Kevin Jackson was back on The Kelly File last night to talk about Rachel Dolezal and to make the dubious argument that “the Dolezal effect” is why Elizabeth Warren is not running for president and why Barack Obama doesn’t use the name “Barry.” There was also a racist joke about Jamaicans while Jackson was at it.

Roger Ailes biographer Gabriel Sherman discusses the implications for Ailes no longer reporting directly to Rupert Murdoch but to the guy Ailes once called a “f***ing dope” instead. Hint: They're not good.

During his hour-long interview with Jeb Bush last night, Hannity paused his lightning round to challenge Bush when he said that torture is “no longer necessary.”

Ruh-roh! The Murdochs are saying that Roger Ailes is going to have to report to the guy he called a "f***ing dope" after all.

Whatever you think of Donald Trump, his presidential candidacy promises to be very entertaining. Even Bill O’Reilly could hardly keep a straight face during their nearly 11-minute interview tonight.