Mark Levin went ballistic on Hannity last night over President Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran. Host Sean Hannity ate up every word of the hysteria without challenge.

Just as you might expect, Fox News warmongers are not taking the news of a nuclear deal with Iran well.

Megyn Kelly followed up her exploitative interview with the brother of murder victim Kathryn Steinle, by using her death to blow another racial dog whistle.

Megyn Kelly interviewed Brad Steinle, the brother of Kathryn Steinle, the murder victim whose death Fox can’t seem to exploit enough. Kelly’s face and voice were full of sympathy for Brad, but her questions were almost all designed to use him to advance her own anti-Obama agenda.

The odiousness of Jesse Watters just went on and on during today’s The Five. Mr. Stalk and Ambush Watters, whose Fox Nation website we have repeatedly reported to authorities because of the murder talk in the comments, had the nerve to accuse President Obama of having “blood on his hands” because he has not shut down sanctuary cities.

The head of the EPA, Gina McCarthy, has said that the Supreme Court’s rejection of mercury emissions limits will not affect a separate set of EPA rules to cut carbon pollution from power plant emissions. Naturally, Fox News had to demonize that statement.

Yesterday, Fox Nation reported that a bystander threw water at Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake while she was at a public event. Rawlings was unharmed, the attacker was arrested and it would have been a nothing burger had it not happened in a city where there has been so much unrest lately. But never let it be said that the “civil” and “tolerant” Fox Nation community misses a chance to wish harm on others.

Geraldo Rivera clashed with his The Five colleagues on Friday over – what else? Donald Trump’s comments about immigration. And I’d salute Rivera for it but the subtext of his argument was, “Blame the blacks instead.”

Fox News uber boss, Rupert Murdoch, has smacked down Donald Trump. Does this mean that Murdoch will have succeeded in doing for Republicans what their own party couldn't - namely, shutting Trump up?

As America's homophobic newsroom, Fox News is so desperate to show that a proposal to use gender neutral terms, in our federal code, is an "attack" on "traditional marriage."  Yesterday, Fox & Friends introduced us to its newest victimization meme - a war, not on Christians or Christmas, but words!