Kimberly Guilfoyle hilariously denied to her Fox colleagues that all her Trump-lovin’ during the Fox New Year’s Eve special amounted to “The Trump Show.” But the evidence proves otherwise.

Deneen Borelli, one of Fox News’ most reliable African American black attackers, predictably defended the armed takeover of a federal building in Oregon as an honorable protest at the same time that she slammed the “outrageous” Black Lives Matter protesters in Missouri.

Fox host Jeanine Pirro was so unhinged over the thought of some gun control measures President Obama plans to adopt through executive actions that she lost track of truth, reason and sanity. Again.

It was a quiet holiday week, outrageously speaking, with a lot of our "favorite" Fox pundits on vacation. But we still found a few doozies. Check them out after the jump.

Fox News has suddenly forgotten its accusations that #BlackLivesMatter rhetoric endangers police lives. Now that the white, racist Bundy clan is actually threatening law enforcers with guns, Fox uncritically quotes one Bundy son saying they plan to “come together and unite” against government “overreach.” UPDATED.

Pastor Robert Jeffress's claim that it's a "Christian value" to deny entry to Syrian refugees was the runaway winner of our Outrageous Fox News Quote of the Week poll last week. 

Fox Business’ Gary B. Smith thinks most of America would like to go back to a George W. Bush economy because he's so much better at handling terrorism than President Obama. Seriously.

Cliven Bundy’s sons have joined a group of militia, who may be armed, in seizing and occupying a federal building. But Fox News is, predictably, downplaying the threat of violence and the outrageousness of the behavior of their former BFF’s sons.

Kimberly Guilfoyle went the extra Trump-promoting mile when she said that Donald Trump would appear on Fox News to help “make America great again” on New Year’s Eve.

While other candidates used their New Year’s Eve airtime on Fox for brief messages of good cheer, Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz droned on for nearly two minutes about what he yearns to destroy, plus a long, nasty joke about President Obama.