Sean Hannity trotted out fake proof that Donald Trump, "did not make it up" when he said he saw "thousands and thousands" of Muslims cheering in New Jersey as the World Trade towers fell on 9/11.

Who wouldn't love a Jesus and America loving baker whose "welcome" sign tells anybody who doesn't love Jesus and America to take a hike?! 

On Fox's so-called "Business Network," host Stuart Varney complained that most black protests are over "perceived slights." His guest blamed President Obama.

On Fox News, President Obama's decision not to let recent Paris terror attacks frighten him out of attending the Paris climate change conference means, "We are so doomed."

When there's no defending a white Chicago police officer charged with murdering black teenager Laquan McDonald, Fox News finds other ways to make the story about Blacks Behaving Badly.

Those free speech rights that Megyn Kelly so passionately defended on behalf of white extremist Pamela Geller have been tossed under the bus in favor of “what’s appropriate” for #BlackLivesMatter protesters in Chicago.

Fox’s Megyn Kelly actually fed Dr. Ben Carson talking points to help him “clarify” his false claim to have seen American Muslims cheering the fall of the World Trade Center on 9/11 and his false claim that Thomas Jefferson helped “craft” the U.S. Constitution. Kelly also ignored Carson's intimation that American Muslims are no different from Iranians.

Donald Trump has been caught using fake statistics to smear black people but Bill O’Reilly wants to help him out of the jam because he “never saw any racism” from Trump and “I look out for every honest politician.”

An O’Reilly Factor discussion about the ever-present right-wing obsession with saying “Islamic extremism” combined with fear mongering about the Syrian refugees, begged an obvious question.

Elisabeth Hasselbeck says she is leaving Fox News to spend more time with her family.