On NBC today, Bill O’Reilly seemed to forget – or he wanted us to forget – that he recently said about Gretchen Carlson’s sexual harassment lawsuit againt Roger Ailes, “I stand behind Roger 100 percent.”

With Fox News host Chris Wallace’s credibility as a legitimate debate moderator coming under question, Fox cued up Megyn Kelly to defend him. And she did it the Fox way: attacking Media Matters founder David Brock, the guy behind the effort to have Wallace ditched, distorting Brock's reasons, stacking the panel with like-minded guests and “forgetting” altogether that Media Matters just threatened to sue Fox for hacking into Brock’s phone records.

In the very same discussion in which Fox News host Eric Bolling complained that the media is being too soft on Hillary Clinton, Bolling insisted it was fine for Donald Trump to lie about having been against the Iraq war from the start. Watch Democrat Jessica Tarlov shoot him down.

We’ve got another basket of deplorables for your consideration this week. You probably won’t be shocked to learn that all nominated quotes but one are either about or by Donald Trump. Check them our after the jump and cast your vote!

It was easy to predict that Dr. Keith Ablow's bizarre praise for Donald Trump's boast about his penis size would win our Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll. But another quote came in a very close second.

Hillary Clinton’s diagnosis of pneumonia has brought out Fox’s Trump-friendly – but baseless - suggestions that she’s not well enough to serve as president. 

9/11 happened under a Republican president and more than seven years before Barack Obama moved into the White House. But resourceful Megyn Kelly and her producers found a way to commemorate the 15th anniversary of 9/11 the Fox News way: by blaming President Obama.

Among the complaints: a colleague made them watch “a video of a transgender woman describing sexual acts in graphic language.”

As the mouthpiece for real [Christian] America, Fox News never wastes an opportunity to pimp religion. The anniversary of 9/11 provided yet another opportunity for Foxpriest, Fr. Jonathan Morris and his Christian pals to preach the Fox gospel that America is a godly and prayerful [Christian] nation. 

Pastor Robert Jeffress didn’t exactly sound like a paragon of Christianity when he went into a snit at the thought of conservatives voting their consciences and not for Donald Trump.