Bill O’Reilly wants you to think we’re on the verge of becoming South Africa – because Oscar Pistorius! Who’s probably on his way to New York City or Chicago right now so he can kill people with abandon, thanks to Mayors Bill de Blasio, Rahm Emanuel and, of course, President Obama!

The discredited Betsy McCaughey was back on Fox News yesterday to help the “fair and balanced” networks’ viewers decide which Republican plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare was better: Marco Rubio’s or Scott Walker’s?

Sarah Palin spent about seven minutes of Fox News airtime gushing over Donald Trump’s immigration policy, even though she couldn’t answer any of host Greta Van Susteren’s questions about it.

In the pantheon of  Fox's "pro-life" propagandists, Shannon Bream is a key player. So it wasn't surprising that she provided warm affirmation to the radical, anti-choice Bishop (Charleston shooting was anti-Christian crime) EW Jackson's lies about Planned Parenthood's founder, Margaret Sanger.

The Guardian caught the significance of some comments from Fox News' Shepard Smith and Fox Business’ Kennedy as they knocked the science behind Coca Cola’s attempt to blame obesity on lack of exercise.

The normally placid and mild-mannered Dana Perino lowered the boom on her conservative colleagues on The Five when they talked up Donald Trump’s immigration plan.

Bill O’Reilly went to a concert that featured both Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire and – shades of his visit to Sylvia’s restaurant in Harlem – was pleasantly surprised at how well behaved everybody was.

It’s hard to think of anything more depressing about our news media than the specter of the head of the biggest cable news network groveling at the feet of Reality Show presidential candidate Donald Trump.

Donald Trump’s newly-released immigration plan is an attack on the 14th Amendment and a border expert says it could kill the El Paso, Texas economy. But the three “patriotic” hosts of Fox & Friends all but got out of the pompoms to cheer it.

Dr. Ben Carson sounded almost Palin-esque as he argued that deregulation is the answer to the income inequality resulting from his tax policy that at least triples taxes for the poor while halving them for the rich.