When O'Reilly wants to attack somebody or something, he sends out his creepy stalker Jesse Watters whose carefully edited videos serve to make those who are interviewed, especially scantily clad large breasted women, look stupid. While ostensibly just a vehicle for humor, Watters' topics, venues, and questions are extensions of his master's world view and serve to validate O'Reilly's ideological biases. The commentary of his subjects thus becomes the subject of scathing criticism (think Brown U students) in O'Reilly's follow up discussion with Watters. O'Reilly clearly has no affection for the ACLU which he thinks is a "terrorist group." So last night, in showing that there is no depth to which he will not descend, Watters might have clipped video in order to show that a female ACLU member supports infanticide and, ta-da, validate O'Reilly's hatred of the ACLU and pro-choice women. An anti-choice message on "partial birth abortion" was also included. Pretty slick...

Even after he has announced his resignation, Fox is still painting Attorney General Eric Holder as “too black.”

Last week, Allen West told members of the military to disobey the orders of the Commander-in-Chief.  But Fox News could not care less. Last night, West appeared on On The Record where host Greta Van Susteren not only didn’t mention it, she welcomed more Obama attacks from West.

Fox News loves Hobby Lobby because it is a good Christian company which successfully argued that the ACA's birth control mandate violated its religious freedom. During the time in which the case was litigated, Fox News clearly had Hobby Lobby's back even to the point of allowing Ken, "Blue Dress," Starr to do an infomerical for the family who own the company. When the SCOTUS ruled in favor of the company, the alternate reality of Fox News deemed it a "huge win for women." But now that the case has been resolved, don't think that Fox has forgotten the Green family. This morning, Steve Doocy interviewed Hobby Lobby president Steve Green about the awesome SCOTUS decision which was about "religious freedom" in the face of an "overreaching" Obama administration. Doocy also stressed that the decision is not part of a war on women because it only applied to abortion drugs. For the second time in six months, Doocy lied about and misrepresented the decision. But hey, this is Fox & Friends so who needs pesky details....

Bill O’Reilly hit back at Stephen Colbert tonight for mocking O’Reilly’s plan for a mercenary army to fight jihad. Although O’Reilly has no, nada, zip credentials in either national security, fighting terrorism or military experience, he attacked Colbert for having “no bleepin’ clue how to fight jihad.”

Along with being "as Christian as they come," Eric Bolling just can't be any more patriotic. Even though he never served in the military, Bolling loves the red, white and blue which he proudly sports, in the form of a great, big flag pin, on his lapel. And because Bolling is such a great patriot, one suspects that he wasn't happy with Jon Stewart's evisceration of his patriotism. Though he didn't directly address Stewart's critique, he, as reported by our Brian, subsequently attacked Stewart as a "liberal loon." He also posted something on his Facebook and Twitter which, while not mentioning Stewart, just might have been an attempt to prove that, despite Stewart, he is a true American patriot who, literally, is willing to defend the flag - in this case, his very own flag. 

Apparently, Eric Bolling didn’t take Jon Stewart’s comedic “F*** you and all your false patriotism” very well. So Bolling “proved” his patriotism by demanding a wage-hike for the military instead of the  “takers” who work in the fast food industry. And he blamed Stewart – along with Stephen Colbert and Bill Maher – dubbed the “Moe, Larry and Curly of the left” – for having our national priorities backwards.

During the days of possible nuclear Armageddon, folks were advised to build fall-out shelters. In 2014 the danger isn't from nuclear bombs - but Islamic terrorists who threaten our very existence. At least that's what Fox News claims in its ongoing campaign to play into the deepest fears of the paranoid, American right But last night, Fox brought its be-very-afraid message to a whole, new, screaming batshit crazy level with what could have been a great SNL sketch - only in this case it was very real. Washed up GOP hack and rabidly partisan Judge Jeanine Pirro surpassed her usual level of looniness. In advancing the newest Fox fear that ISLAMIC TERRORISTS ARE GOING TO KILL US ALL, she hosted a former Navy Seal who provided advice on how to protect yourself from a terror attack. No, I'm not kidding. I wish I were...

Reality informs us that the Pledge of Allegiance did not originally contain the words, "under God" and that phrase was officially added, after intense lobbying by the Catholic Knights of Columbus, in 1954 during the McCarthy red scare days. But in Fox News' alternate reality, it was there when Jesus gave the Pledge to the Founders when he was helping them with the Constitution. As such, any attempt to remove the phrase is seen as a treasonous affront to this Christian nation. So as the flagship show for persecuted Christians, persecuted patriots, and persecuted Christian patriots, Fox & Friends, on Friday highlighted the case of a New Jersey student who is fighting the good fight to keep the sacred words "under God" in the Pledge. And according to Constitutional scholar Elisabeth Hasselbeck, it's a "right" so screw u atheists and non-believers!!!!

Bill O’Reilly’s plan for a mercenary force to fight ISIS got the Stephen Colbert treatment last week.