It looks like Rupert Murdoch has decided that his son will take over the company that owns Fox News along with the other Fox networks, the movie companies and Sky TV. The good news is, FNC chief Roger Ailes can't be happy about it.

Sean Hannity hosted RNC chairman Reince Priebus to “discuss” the group’s latest anti-Hillary Clinton ad. Of course, in the name of journalism, they had to play it in full.

Megyn Kelly had a major sad over criticisms of her McKinney coverage. Rather than own up to her biased coverage that promoted the account of a convicted felon over other eyewitnesses, Kelly lashed out at the “far left” for criticizing her. Even worse, Fox’s media critic Howard Kurtz came on to help defend the indefensible.

Kevin Jackson, Fox’s latest favorite race baiter, was back on the network today, this time to suggest that Blacks Behaving Badly justified the McKinney police over-reaction to unruly teens at a pool party.

Sean Hannity “acquitted” the white police officer in a shocking McKinney, Texas video by falsely describing what happened and then reading the officer’s mind about why he drew his gun at two unarmed black teenagers. 

Fox’s Bill Hemmer promoted the theory that the disturbing over-reaction of a white police officer with black teenagers at a McKinney, Texas pool party is really the fault of the black teens who have been corrupted, apparently, by Black Lives Matter protests and, of course, President Obama and Al Sharpton.

For some reason, Sean Hannity thinks it’s newsworthy that African American DeRay McKesson has gone around the country joining Black Lives Matter protests. But instead of interviewing McKesson and finding out what he’s up to, Hannity trotted out black racist Kevin Jackson to throw out racial epithets at McKesson.

The O’Reilly Factor sent producer Jesse Watters to one of the most conservative places in the country and then held up a suggestive photo of Caitlyn Jenner for the Amish to ogle.

Mike Huckabee is still a staunch supporter of the Duggar family, to judge from his appearance on The Kelly File last night. So why did he remove their endorsement of his presidential candidacy from his website? He didn’t explain and host Megyn Kelly didn’t ask.

Who could have guessed that the "Sean" who called the police on African American teens at the McKinney, Texas pool party, because he didn't like their music - and whom Megyn Kelly teamed up with to paint the kids as thugs - would likely be the real thug? UPDATED.