Megyn Kelly just can’t get over President Obama’s “If you like your plan, you can keep your plan” broken promise about The Affordable Care Act (“ObamaCare”). And just because she has broken her own pledge not to be an opinion host, that is no reason not to accuse President Obama of fraud over his misstatement. Even though Kelly offers no sign of holding herself up to the same standard she demands for others. So last night, Kelly helped hosted conservative attorney Andrew McCarthy to explain why he thinks President Obama deserves to be impeached.

Kelly opened the segment by making sure her viewers see McCarthy as a real patriot (unlike you know who in the White House). She described him by saying, “Andrew McCarthy is a former federal prosecutor best known for putting away the terrorists behind the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.”

She left out some of McCarthy’s more recent activities, such as accusing liberals of working together with Muslims to undermine the U.S. constitution and install Sharia law. Or opining President Obama has “deep” “Islamic sympathies” and an agenda that “jibes perfectly with the Islamist scheme to destroy America from within.” Or misleadingly reporting that President Obama “marched with” members of the New Black Panther Party as a candidate in 2007 (they were both at the same march commemorating a 1965 civil rights march in Selma, Alabama, not making some kind of join appearance).

But hey, Megyn Kelly has a thing for making President Obama look like some kind of covert New Black Panther Party radical, herself. You’d think she would have mentioned it.

Kelly’s voice dripped with drama as she quoted from a column in which McCarthy accused President Obama of being guilty of “Fraud. Serial Fraud,” with respect to ObamaCare.

Obama’s misstatement, according to McCarthy, is “far more serious than people who routinely get prosecuted by the Justice Department.” There was no pushback from Kelly. Compare her sympathetic interest in McCarthy’s allegations to her constant interrupting and challenging of Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, an advocate for the Affordable Care Act, that same night.

“We’re talking about serial fraud on multiple levels,” McCarthy warned. He was referring to the administration’s conflicting claims about whether or not the mandate is a tax and to supposedly “skyrocketing” premiums under ObamaCare. No mention by Kelly that for most people this is flat-out false. Gee, what happened to Kelly’s promise to tell “both sides?” I guess that was Dr. Emanuel’s responsibility - in between her interruptions.

Instead, Kelly prodded for more anti-Obama talk. “If this were the CEO of an insurance company who had gone out there and done this with the American people, what would you have done as a former federal prosecutor?” she pumped asked.

“He’d be prosecuted in a heartbeat,” McCarthy promptly responded. “This one is a pretty in-your-face, almost crude fraud."

Then Kelly made sure to point out that this “CEO” could also have been prosecuted for an omission, “if there was something he should have disclosed but didn’t,” she added. All in the name of honest thoroughness, I'm sure.

Kelly followed that up with a feint back to the center, in a disingenuous effort to look balanced. “This is all an exercise in, you know, theoretical discussion because nobody’s gonna indict the president of the United States.” But then she asked, “What is the remedy” if people believe, as she said polls show, “they’ve been intentionally lied to?”

Impeachment is the remedy, McCarthy said. But although he told Fox viewers he didn’t see “any problem” proving the president committed high crimes and misdemeanors, “It doesn’t even make sense to have that discussion until there’s a political appetite in the country to actually remove the president. I don’t think that we’re anywhere close to there at this point.”

But you can rest assured that Fox, with “non-ideological” Kelly working on their team, will do their very best to whet that appetite and make it happen.

By the way, this is at least the third time impeachment has been floated on The Kelly File.