Megyn Kelly teamed up with Fox’s favorite black racist to make racial attacks on Black Lives Matter protesters over a phony “controversy” that had already been debunked on her show.

Yesterday, Chinese Stocks plunged 8 ½ percent and sent our own stock market down. But somehow, Fox News saw investor’s jitters about China as evidence that Donald Trump was right when he warned about China’s economic prowess.

Believe it or not, Bill O’Reilly was the voice of sanity in a discussion about Huckabee’s off-the-wall comments about President Obama’s nuke deal with Iran.

The Daily Beast published what could be a game-changing article about Donald Trump’s sexual assault of his first wife, Ivana, along with a history of his smarmy attitude toward rape and thuggish threats from his attorney. Predictably, Fox’s Megyn Kelly did her best to soften the blow(s).

Poor Ainsley Earhardt is just “so tired of protecting the minority” in this country. She was talking about religion in this case but Earhardt’s racial record suggests that she was likely thinking of other minorities as well.

When he was on Air America, Senator Al Franken used to say that Bill O'Reilly pulled facts out of his ass. Well, folks, it looks like Mr. O'Reilly is still sourcing from that orifice. In his relentless attack on Planned Parenthood, he's still making false claims, dare we say lies? 

When a former NYPD officer criticized the police officer who “stepped over the line” during his traffic stop of Sandra Bland, Fox host Elisabeth Hasselbeck stepped in to defend the behavior: Bland’s lit cigarette was a “potential threat,” Hasselbeck argued.

Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal has promised to arrest Westboro Baptist Church members if they picket the funerals of those slain in a Lafayette, Louisiana movie theater last week. But will Megyn Kelly defend the picketers the way she did when she used them to defend Pamela Geller’s anti-Muhammad stunt in Texas?

Senator Ted Cruz continued cozying up to Donald Trump on Fox News last week. 

It’s hard to think of anything more laughably hypocritical than two media critics on Fox News whining that an openly liberal comedy show host was too friendly to President Obama. As if their own supposedly real news network isn’t just that friendly to Republicans.