Father War-on-Christmas Bill O’Reilly didn't buy it because he's already declared victory in the War on the War on Christmas.

Leave it to Fox News to find a way to diminish Democratic concerns over the Flint water crisis – and throw in a little bit of race baiting at the same time.

Bill O'Reilly doesn't like it when those in academia challenge his alternate view of reality. And that's why, last week, Bill engaged in his trademark professor bashing and obfuscation of the facts in order to defend white, Christian America against scary, evil Muslims! 

Fox’s “fair and balanced” all-conservative, non-expert pundits discussed the missing Bob Levinson, the American not included in the recent Iran prisoner release, from one, uninformed perspective only: attacking the Obama administration.

Fox’s Your World show discussed British lawmakers’ debate over banning Donald Trump not with any kind of expert on the subject but with Robin Leach, the British former host of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous who lives in and writes about Las Vegas entertainment.

Jeanine Pirro’s attack on Nikki Haley looked more like a threat than an editorial commentary: “Be very, very careful.  Get in line behind our favorite [Donald Trump]. After all, in case you’ve forgotten you work for us and you too can be fired.”

Fox is continuing its long tradition of perverting Martin Luther King Day in order to race bait African Americans.

A Frank Luntz focus group thinks it’s just so unfair that when they “speak the truth,” people think they’re racists. What kind of “truth” do you think they want to speak?

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Rupert Murdoch dismissed a report that CEO Roger Ailes has been a “diminished force” at Fox News while Murdoch has taken a more prominent role. But if you carefully read Murdoch’s description of his and Ailes’ roles, he does not contradict the allegations.