If ever anyone deserved to win our Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll, it's Trump advisor Al Baldasaro who reiterated his call for Hillary Clinton to be shot. Fox Business host Deirdre Bolton not only didn't object, she gave a friendly chuckle.

In addition to harassing his female staff, former Fox CEO Roger Ailes reportedly used corporate funds to run smear campaigns against journalists and others. Some of the operatives were familiar on-air names such as Andrea Tantaros and Bo Dietl.

In the upcoming election, the Catholic vote is up for grabs. So who better to preach the right wing gospel than official Fox priest Fr. Jonathan Morris who, today, used his Fox pulpit to inform the Fox congregation that Democratic Veep candidate Tim Kaine is a very bad Catholic who shouldn't be trusted!

Sean Hannity and Wall Street Journal editor Bret Stephens engaged in a Twitter feud last week over Donald Trump. While I’m sure it’s causing Republicans agita, it couldn’t be more entertaining for the rest of us.

Fox News host Eric Bolling made Congressman Charlie Dent (R-PA) a scapegoat for the growing list of Republicans who refuse to vote for Donald Trump.

After Donald Trump built a presidential campaign on xenophobia about immigrants, and even demanding President Obama’s citizenship papers, Fox host Megyn Kelly can’t think of any good reason for the media to follow a story in which questions have been raised about whether wife Melania Trump may have been an “illegal” immigrant herself.

How ridiculous was Greta Van Susteren’s attempt to persuade Fox News viewers not to believe the numerous polls with dismal results for Donald Trump? Karl Rove was the voice of reason talking her down from that ledge.

Our suspicions that Fox News deliberately worked to “sell the war” in Iraq have been borne out, as revealed by the former head of booking at Fox News.

Dr. Ben Carson and Sean Hannity got together for what may be the world’s lamest effort to shore up Donald Trump’s dwindling appeal.

The right-wing apparently thinks it has found a new Benghazi in a Wall Street Journal report that the U.S. paid Iran $400 million in cash at the same time that four U.S. prisoners were released in January. Naturally, that means knees are jerking all over Fox News.