Bill O’Reilly announced “the first salvo” in the “ongoing war on Christmas” last night.  Get ready for 41 more days of O’Reilly and Fox using Jesus as an excuse to demonize and divide more than usual. Ho, ho, ho.

Megyn Kelly aired not one but two segments about the controversy surrounding Navy SEAL Robert O’Neill for going public with his claim to have shot and killed Bin Laden. And guess what? Each of the guests blamed President Obama for the illegal breach of protocol.

Bill O’Reilly just can’t stop lecturing black America about what’s wrong with them and what they need to do to improve themselves. And yet he’s still glossing over as somehow irrelevant and unimportant what African Americans actually do on their own behalf. 

Stephen Colbert took on President Obama's trip to China and the inevitable criticism from "some" in the media. But nothing can compare to his send-up of Fox Business contributor Bo Dietl's unhinged rant. This is a MUST SEE!

While Fox & Friends loves persecuted Christian parents, it doesn't have the same affection for Muslim parents who feel aggrieved. In April, Muslim parents, who objected to public school flyers which advertised an Easter Egg roll to be held at a Christian church, were harshly critiqued on Fox & Friends.  Flash forward to this morning's Fox & Friends during which Steve Doocy suggested that if only Muslim parents had been more considerate, a Maryland school district wouldn't have taken the religious labels off the Christian and Jewish school holidays. And in addition to promoting the patented Fox anti-Islam meme, Doocy was also able to ascribe the school board's decision to political correctness ("PC") which is also on Fox's shit list. The messaging got even sweeter with his Koch backed guest's claim that the decision to eliminate religious labels - wait for it - violates religious freedom!

It’s rare to see Neil Cavuto – or any other Fox News host – criticize a Republican the way Cavuto went after Senator Rand Paul yesterday. Even odder, it was over Paul’s attacks on Democrat Hillary Clinton.

Jon Stewart didn’t pull his punches about Sean Hannity in a Rolling Stone interview published today. And Hannity hit back with a response that did more to validate Stewart than disprove him.

Sean Hannity may be many things but he’s not stupid. Or at least, he’s smart enough to know that Fox News contributor Pat Caddell is neither a liberal nor a real Democrat. But Hannity pretended otherwise last night, even as Caddell signaled the truth.

Megyn Kelly was full of hammy outrage last night as she railed against the right’s latest excuse to take down ObamaCare. It's a 2013 video of one of the architects saying the bill had been written opaquely to count on “the stupidity of the American voter.” But Kelly has many falsehoods of her own to clean up before she points a finger at anyone else.

On this morning’s Fox & Friends, Senator Angus King (I-ME) almost got into a shouting match with Kimberly Guilfoyle and Brian Kilmeade because the Fox hosts were so eager to attack ObamaCare, they did not want to hear how health insurance saves lives.