Even before the Paris terror attacks, Fox News was full of outrageousness on Ben Carson, campus protests and Hillary Clinton. Not surprisingly, the outrageousness continued immediately after the terrorism. But which was the most outrageous? That’s up to you to decide!

In an interview filled with jaw-dropping cluelessness, Dr. Ben Carson could not say which of our allies he’d turn to first to help fight ISIS. His answer? “All the Arab states.” Also, he knows he’d be better on national security than Hillary Clinton because “I talked to Henry Kissinger.”

As part of Fox News’ exploitation of the Paris attacks, contributor Newt Gingrich decided to blow the “secret Muslim” dog whistle.

Congratulations to Greg Gutfeld. His Republican Rehab for Dr. Ben Carson was deemed the most outrageous Fox News quote of the week last week. With bonus points for working in Benghazi!

In the real world, people were aghast at a Bloomingdale's ad which seemed to condone date rape. In Fox News world, Steve Doocy wonders why people would be aghast because this is obviously a joke. Seriously?

When terror attacks struck Paris yesterday, Fox analyst Ralph Peters reached for the inflammatory rhetoric.

Remember when Fox News attacked the left for politicizing tragedy? That was so Charleston shooting ago!

Megyn Kelly teamed up with a former Bush administration official and suggested that the Paris terror attacks might have been avoided if only President Obama were more like George W. Bush.

Even before the perpetrators of the Paris terrorism have been identified, Fox Business’ Charles Payne had convicted President Obama.

You can bet that if an atheist professor denigrated Christianity, Jesus' BFFs on Fox & Friends would be calling for their resignation. But when a conservative Christian Vanderbilt professor (who, btw, has dissed Islam) is the subject of campus criticism, it's a totally different story.