Bill O’Reilly loves to accuse African Americans of engaging in a “huge grievance industry” that “peddles victimization.” But that was exactly the kind of self-serving, race-baiting exploitation that O’Reilly engaged in Friday night when he did his best to rile viewers with accusations that President Obama is deliberately exposing Americans to Ebola because he cares too much about Africans.

While Bill O'Reilly is constantly warning about Islamic extremism, he has no problem inviting a Christian extremist, Pastor Robert Jeffress, on his show." Jeffress is so extreme that notorious Catholic blowhard bigot, Bill Donohue, once described him as "a poster boy for hatred" due to Jeffress' comparison of the Catholic Church to the "whore of Babylon. Jeffress believes a lot of other crazy stuff such as how the President is paving the way for the reign of the anti-Christ and how gays are destroying the country. Not surprisingly, he is vehemently anti-Islam which, he believes is "from the pit of hell." But O'Reilly seems to enjoy bantering with Jeffress who has validated Bill's "war on Christmas." Friday night, O'Reilly hosted Jeffress for more Jesus loving, Islam hating which, by the end of the piece, was too much even for O'Reilly!

Megyn Kelly ignored most of the important questions surrounding Michael Brown’s autopsy report and instead used it as yet another excuse to race bait Attorney General Eric Holder.

Fox host Mike Huckabee is openly considering running for president again. If he does, he can thank Fox News for much of whatever success he finds. In fact, he already does.

Last week, we posted Neil Cavuto’s commentary on Ebola czar Ron Klain. Cavuto not only demanded that everyone give Klain a chance to succeed, he slammed Republicans who wouldn’t. Not surprisingly, Cavuto’s viewers did not respond kindly.

Bristol Palin and her mother Sarah Palin publicly commented on the drunken brawl the family recently engaged in. And guess how much personal responsibility they took? Hint: none

As part of their deeply held paranoia, the constantly aggrieved Christian right believe that the evil, godless government is trying to take away their free speech. Particularly galling to them is the law which threatens their tax exemptions if clergy publicly endorses political candidates. Some right wing clergy started "Pulpit Freedom Sunday," an effort to challenge this "government censorship." Recently, their fear of government intrusion was exacerbated by a letter, sent by Americans United for Separation of Church and State, which encouraged the churches to "familiarize themselves" with the law governing elections and non-profits. No big deal, right? Not so for Fox's media mouthpiece for the Christian right, Fr. Jonathan Morris who, this morning, joined his fellow conservative Christian mouth pieces to talk about this awful "scare campaign" against God's real chosen people.

As the "news" show for the church of the constantly persecuted Christians, Fox & Friends never wastes an opportunity to promote the now standard "Fight for Faith" script: Individual atheists and atheist groups are evil people who are "attacking" good Christians whose attempts to impose Christianity into the public square are just "tradition." This morning, on Jesus very own morning show, Anna Kooiman and Clayton Morris followed the script even to the point of claiming that a parent, who opposes an after school fundamentalist Christian kids club, is an atheist despite their being no evidence, in local press accounts of the latest Christian outrage, that she is! 

Fox host Eric Bolling used his Fox News commentary as a blatant pitch for viewers to go to the polls and vote out Democrats on November 4. Only instead of the word “Democrat,” Bolling said “cancer of liberalism.” Charming.

Remember Megyn Kelly’s scare mongering with Michelle Malkin about voter fraud in Colorado? Well, it turns out Kelly was not only being extremely biased but either willfully ignorant or willfully misleading as well. And Kelly is getting called out on it.