On The O’Reilly Factor, host Eric Bolling and guest Horace Cooper didn’t just deny that the killing of Walter Scott is part of a pattern of police shootings of black men, they actually argued that African Americans are “favored” when they have encounters with the police. 

Fox & Friends feigned sympathy for Rand Paul’s media mishaps but the choice of Mike Huckabee – one of Paul’s 2016 rivals – as a guest all but guaranteed Paul would not come out ahead.

Fox & Friends a has problem with truthiness. Thus, one wonders if Fox & Friends will add, to its list of official corrections, their latest whopper - a bogus story about how, OMG, the Chinese Communist flag was flying in front of the Washington State House until "patriots" took it down!

Fox’s James Rosen was so eager to find a way to make conservative political hay out of police officer Michael Slager’s killing of Walter Scott, it was almost funny.

It was quite the scene on Hannity as one guest suggested that Walter Scott was the guilty party in his own shooting death and the other guest, after announcing, “I am not going to sit here and listen to this, this, this hate,” walked out.

Megyn Kelly did a little “straight news anchor” sneering and jeering about Senator Harry Reid’s eye injury. Fox host Greg Gutfeld was on hand to help with the personal attacks.

What kind of "straight news anchor" lectures a Republican presidential candidate with dos and don'ts about dealing with the media? The Fox News kind. 

The Hannity show fell right in line with the rest of Fox News in attacking President Obama’s Christianity based on his comments at the Easter Prayer Breakfast this week. And, like at least one other show, there was a guest who accused the president of not really being a Christian. 

A damning video of a white police officer shooting a fleeing African American in the back and apparently planting a gun next to him brought out the racist hatred in some Fox Nation residents.

During his hour-long interview with Rand Paul last night, Sean Hannity sounded very skeptical as he asked Paul about his outreach to minority voters.