Bill O’Reilly thinks it’s time for Donald Trump to “bury” his animosity toward Megyn Kelly over her debate questions. But he stopped well short of calling out Trump’s obnoxious, sexist, bullying and all-around inappropriate behavior.

Color me unsurprised that after Roger Ailes' wimpy request that Donald Trump apologize to Megyn Kelly for his latest Twitter Tirade, Trump has refused.

In the wake of Donald Trump's Twitter temper tantrum about Megyn Kelly last night, Fox News chief Roger Ailes put out a statement defending Kelly and kinda sorta demanding an apology.

If Saint Ronald Reagan was still around, he might say to Bill O’Reilly, “There you go again.” Because, frankly, O’Reilly is beginning to sound like a broken record with his threats to stop investing.

Donald Trump’s very fragile ego just couldn’t bear the critical questioning of his platform by Megyn Kelly tonight. And instead of taking it like a man, much less like a president, he went on a Twitter tirade against her, including calling her a “bimbo” again.

That didn’t take long. 41 minutes after the tumultuous stock market closed today, Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee went on Fox’s Your World show and blamed President Obama for the crash. 

If you were wondering how Fox News would find a way to blame the attempted attack on a train in France (thwarted by three Americans and a Brit), your wait is over. With some help from an Obama-bashing former assistant FBI director, Fox & Friends got down to it this morning.

Fox News host Uma Pemmaraju ignored the expert, conservative legal opinions presented on Fox’s flagship O’Reilly Factor and presented anti-immigration extremist Rep. Steve King as a credible expert to validate Donald Trump’s efforts to undo the 14th Amendment.

Donald Trump may have dodged the draft when his own elitist fanny could have been in harm’s way but he promises to be one mean mofo in the War on Christmas.

Fox & Friends is squarely in the corner of any Christian who believes that their 1st Amendment freedom of religion is being violated. But, as reported on yesterday's Fox & Friends, when evil atheists use the same Amendment to protest the incursion of Christianity in (literally) the public square, it's a different story.