Instead of looking at actual facts and figures about gun deaths for a discussion, like a real news organization would do, Fox & Friends attacked Australia as having “no freedom” at least partly because the country regulates guns.

Republican Congressman Jason Chaffetz has decided to run for Speaker of the House. So where else would an ambitious politician make such an announcement but on Fox News? Especially after Fox helped reprimand Chaffetz' competitor, Kevin McCarthy?

Fox News’ Bret Baier didn’t seem to care whether the House Benghazi investigation is designed to harm Hillary Clinton. His only concern seemed to be that Republican Kevin McCarthy spilled the beans.

In yet another example of Fox News' denial of reality and a clear case of "pot meet kettle," Fox & Friends' wall of morning genius, Elisabeth Hasselbeck and her teabagging diva guest, Scottie Nell Hughes, actually stated, with certitude, that the mainstream media is biased. You just can't make this stuff up - oh, wait a minute....

Bill O’Reilly neatly ignored the overwhelming evidence showing that the country has an epidemic of gun violence way beyond the epidemic of mass shootings in order to suggest that lack of religion is the real problem.

If Donald Trump ever becomes president, he’ll be so busy with his ethnic cleansing, it’s hard to see how he’ll ever have time for the economy or foreign policy or all the other things he promises to be so Awesomely Amazing at.

Newty, we hardly missed you.

Hannity thinks that if he accuses President Obama of politicizing the mass shooting at Oregon’s Umpqua Community College, nobody will notice all the politicizing of the tragedy he does immediately thereafter.

After President Obama made some impassioned remarks about the shooting at Oregon’s Umpqua Community College and the need for better gun laws, Megyn Kelly turned to National Rifle Association spokeswoman Dana Loesch as the sole guest for “analysis.”

President Obama made an impassioned speech about the need for gun laws in the wake of the Oregon shooting today. And since Fox News has not found a way to blame Obama for the tragedy yet, they’re attacking him for commenting on it.