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Former Olympic gold medalist and California gubernatorial candidate Caitlyn Jenner has joined Fox News as a contributor, the cable network announced Thursday. She will make her first appearance during tonight’s episode of Hannity (at 9/8c).

“Caitlyn’s story is an inspiration to us all,” Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott said in a statement. “She is a trailblazer in the LGBTQ+ community and her illustrious career spans a variety of fields that will be a tremendous asset for our audience.”

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Bob Beckel, a former political operative-turned-Fox News personality, has died at the age of 73. A cause of death has not been disclosed.

Beckel joined the United States Department of State in 1977, becoming the youngest deputy assistant secretary of state in the Jimmy Carter administration. Then in 1984, he served as campaign manager for presidential hopeful Walter Mondale (who lost to incumbent Republican president Ronald Reagan).

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Former Fox News Channel host and long time political operative Bob Beckel has died at the age of 73. So far, his cause of death is not specified. The passing of the man who ran Walter Mondale’s unsuccessful 1984 Presidential campaign was revealed by old friend Cal Thomas on social media Monday evening. Fnc’s Sean Hannity also announced “dear friend” Beckel’s death on his primetime show Monday.

After former Veep Mondale was soundly beaten by Ronald Reagan in a landslide, Democratic apparatchik Beckel put up his own lobbyist and consulting shingle. As well as becoming a constant on-air pundit in subsequent years, Beckel was the co-host of CNN’s Crossfire for three years during Bill Clinton’s Presidency. Beckel would fully jump back on the campaign trail in 2002 working for the Democrats’ Idaho nominee for U.S. Senate, Alan Blinken. It did not end well, with Beckel resigning after...

The Fox News roster has taken another hit: The cable news network has parted ways with The Five co-host Kimberly Guilfoyle, the network announced on Friday.

“Fox News has parted ways with Kimberly Guilfoyle,” the official statement reads, offering no further elaboration. Guilfoyle did not leave the network voluntarily, according to a Huffington Post report, which notes that the host is currently in a relationship with President Donald Trump’s son Donald Trump Jr. She will reportedly join President Trump and his family on the campaign trail for the 2018 midterm elections, CNN says.

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Another Fox News Channel scandal has resulted in another very public parting of ways: Eric Bolling is leaving the network, our sister site Variety reports.

In August, Bolling was accused of sending unsolicited pictures of male genitalia to at least two Fox News employees and one Fox Business Network staffer, all of whom were women. The channel hired the law firm of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, who investigated allegations against Bill O’Reilly prior to his ouster from Fnc, to look into the claims.

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Fox News has suspended Eric Bolling, pending an investigation into sexting allegations.

As first reported by The Huffington Post on Friday, Bolling was accused of sending unsolicited pictures of male genitalia to at least two Fox News employees and one Fox Business Network staffer. Their identities have not been disclosed, but the accusations are reportedly being made by both current and former colleagues.

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The three women were among 14 unnamed sources to come forward as part of HuffPo‘s investigation. One of the women allegedly texted Bolling back (to no response) and asked that...

Donald Trump Jr. appeared on Tuesday’s episode of Hannity to explain why he met with a Russian attorney in the midst of his father’s presidential campaign.

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“In retrospect, I probably would have done things a little differently,” President Donald Trump’s son told Fox News’ Sean Hannity, as revealed in a clip released prior to the interview’s full airing.

Earlier on Tuesday, Trump Jr. made public an email chain between himself and someone he believed to be an attorney for the Russian government. According to the emails,...

You can’t call Fox News “fair and balanced” anymore… because they’re not calling themselves that anymore.

The cable news network is dropping its famous “Fair & Balanced” marketing slogan, according to New York Magazine — a slogan that’s been an integral part of Fox News since the channel debuted in 1996. The motto was an invention of late founder/chairman Roger Ailes, who resigned last year after a series of sexual-harassment allegations. Fox will reportedly rely on its other tagline going forward: “Most Watched. Most Trusted.”

The “Fair & Balanced” moniker was a controversial one, viewed by some as a way...

Updated with new Fox News statement: A Fox News Channel It department employee who was the target of racially insensitive remarks from The Five co-host Bob Beckel that eventually led to his firing has joined the roster of a legal firm repping several current and former employees in racial discrimination and sexual harassment cases against the network. Wigdor Llp said today that it is now repping the unnamed It worker, and it filed three more complaints on behalf of three…...

Megyn Kelly’s Sunday night newsmagazine on NBC has a premiere date — and a rather appropriate title.

Sunday Night With Megyn Kelly will debut on Sunday, June 4 at 7/6c, our sister site Deadline reports. The series will air opposite the venerable 60 Minutes (though the CBS newsmagazine is predominantly in reruns during the summer). Details on the format are sketchy, but sportscaster Erin Andrews is rumored to be one of Kelly’s first guests.

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Anderson Cooper is the latest cable news host to apologize for an ill-advised comment made on the air.

The AC360 host tweeted on Friday that he is “genuinely sorry” for an incident that took place on his CNN show, in which he told political commentator and Trump supporter Jeffrey Lord that “if [Trump] took a dump on his desk, you would defend it.”

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Cooper’s remark came on the heels of Lord saying he “[doesn’t] care” what information Trump gives to the Russians, because “he’s the president of the United States.

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Bob Beckel, a co-host on Fox News Channel’s The Five, was fired on Friday for “making an insensitive remark to an African-American employee,” according to a statement from the network.

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This actually marks the second time Beckel has parted ways with Fox News, the first being in 2015:

“We tried to work with Bob for months, but we couldn’t hold The Five hostage to one man’s personal issues,” read a statement from Bill Shine, who was the network’s...

Less than five months after returning to Fox News Channel and The Five, Bob Beckel has been pink-slipped from the cable news giant once again. "Bob Beckel was terminated today for making an insensitive remark to an African-American employee," said a Fnc representative Friday morning. The incident occurred on May 16, I hear, with a complaint being made by the Fnc staffer that night. After an internal investigation, the decision was made last night to cut Beckel loose. The F…...

Fox News has fired “The Five” co-host Bob Beckel on Friday after he was accused of making an insensitive remark to an African-American employee, TheWrap has confirmed. A source close to the situation told TheWrap that Fox News human resources was informed of an incident on Tuesday evening, did a through investigation within 48 hours, and made a determination that he had to go immediately. Beckel was co-host of “The Five” which recently moved to primetime when Bill O’Reilly was fired from the network amid a variety of sexual harassment allegations. The company has since taken drastic measures to improve the internal culture.

Just hours after Roger Ailes’ death was confirmed Thursday, recently ousted Fox News host Bill O’Reilly penned a tribute to his onetime boss, defending Ailes against the backlash he received in life.

“The list of legendary Americans whom Roger helped is long and impressive,” O’Reilly wrote in a USA Today op-ed. “From Ronald Reagan to George Bush, the elder, to Rush Limbaugh, Ailes gave them all blunt advice that led them to success. And it was that bluntness that made his life difficult, as enemies accumulated — some armed with a brutal hatred.”

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Many Fox News fans missed an important tidbit when the network dismissed Bill O’Reilly earlier this week: Jesse Watters will move into a permanent role on “The Five” when it shifts to primetime. Watters, an O’Reilly protégé, rose to fame with his popular man-on-the-street segments during “The O’Reilly Factor.” He will now join Kimberly Guilfoyle, Dana Perino, Bob Beckel, Greg Gutfeld, and Juan Williams on “The Five” when it shifts from 5 p.m. Et to 9 p.m. Et to fill the primetime spot that suddenly opened up when O’Reilly was removed. Watters replaces Eric Bolling, who will stay at 5 p.

Fox News announced Monday that Bob Beckel will return as co-host of “The Five” starting tonight. Beckel will reunite with co-hosts Eric Bolling, Kimberly Guilfoyle, Greg Gutfeld and Dana Perino. Juan Williams, who replaced Beckel in the summer of 2015, will continue to have guest appearances on “The Five” and other Fox News programs. “I’m thrilled for the opportunity to go home again and join my television family around the table of ‘The Five’,” said Beckel in a statement. “I have no doubt it will be a vigorous yet entertaining debate.” Also Read: Watch Fox News Defend Rival CNN Against Donald Trump's.

More than a year and a half after he was abruptly dumped by Fox News Channel, the prodigal political consultant has returned, with the cable newser saying today that Bob Beckel will return to The Five tonight. "Bob was missed by many fans of The Five, and we're happy to welcome him back to the show,” 21st Century Fox and Fox News executive chairman Rupert Murdoch in a low-key statement Monday. Added Beckel, the former Walter Mondale campaign manager: "I'm thrilled for the…...

Bob Beckel, the liberal pundit who was fired by Fox News over “personal issues” in June, has been hired by CNN. According to the Daily Beast, Beckel will be one of CNN’s political commentators appearing across the network’s programming. Beckel was best known for being one of Fox’s “The Five” since 2011. But he mysteriously disappeared from the show last February, and Mediaite began a “Where’s Bob Beckel?” watch until the network confirmed that he had undergone back surgery and that he also went to rehab for addiction to pain medication. Also Read: Fox News' Jeanine Pirro...

Bob Beckel will not return to Fox News as the Democratic co-host of “The Five,” it was revealed on Thursday. “We tried to work with Bob for months, but we couldn’t hold ‘The Five’ hostage to one man’s personal issues,” Fox News executive Bill Shine said in a statement. “He took tremendous advantage of our generosity, empathy and goodwill and we simply came to the end of the road with him.” Beckel hasn’t been seen on the air since Feb. 16 and it was later announced that he had undergone back surgery. Shortly after, he went to rehab for an addiction to pain.

More than four months after he last appeared on the cable news network, Bob Beckel officially has been let go by Fox News Channel. "We tried to work with Bob for months, but we couldn't hold The Five hostage to one man's personal issues," said Fnc’s Evp Programming Bill Shine said in a statement today. "He took tremendous advantage of our generosity, empathy and goodwill, and we simply came to the end of the road with him. Juan Williams and Geraldo Rivera will be among…...

As the token "liberal" on Fox News' popular afternoon show The Five, Bob Beckel is not exactly beloved by a wide swath of the program's audience. But now that he has been mysteriously missing from the round table for more than two weeks, viewers seem anxious to find out where he has been. And if he's ever coming back.

A segment on Fox News' The Five Thursday about White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest went off the rails very quickly as co-host Bob Beckel remarked that looks matter when you job involves being on television. He drove that point home by asking Kimberly Guilfoyle if she thought she would have a chance of being on Fox if her legs were a foot shorter.

Bill O'Reilly put the Fox News slogan to the test on “The O'Reilly Factor” on Thursday, but never really came to a definitive conclusion. After a viewer said that he was tired of seeing “smug liberals like Kirsten Powers and Alan Colmes” on the network, O'Reilly jumped to their defense. “Fair and balanced is the Fox News motto. If the liberal view were not represented, we'd be liars, so that's ridiculous,” he said. O'Reilly then asked “Fox & Friends” host Heather Nauert how many liberal contributors the network had. See video: Fox News’ Bob Beckel Analyzes ‘The Bachelorette': ‘She's a Slut’ (Video) She.

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Mike Tyson and Jamie Foxx are “in discussion” about a future biopic on the heavyweight champ. [The Guardian] Robert Pattinson encourages you not to annoy anyone on set, because they might pee in your bathtub. [Cosmopolitan] Leonardo DiCaprio applauded Orlando Bloom for throwing a punch at Justin Bieber. [Naughty But Nice Rob] Fox News host Bob Beckel called Andi Dorfman a “slut.” [Et] Nickelodeon released the trailer for its live action movie The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water. [EW] Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are never too busy for love. [Perez Hilton] Teen Mom‘s Farrah Abraham posted a photo of her grandfather’s open casket on Facebook. [Starcasm] Does Anna Kendrick have a hot dog named after her? [Village Voice]

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Jamie Foxx could be playing (yet another) pop culture icon, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt kick it old school to keep their romance alive, and everything you should know about today’s pop culture news.

Mike Tyson and Jamie Foxx are “in discussion” about a future biopic on the heavyweight champ. [The Guardian] Robert Pattinson encourages you not to annoy anyone on set, because they might pee in your bathtub. [Cosmopolitan] Leonardo DiCaprio applauded Orlando Bloom for throwing a punch at Justin Bieber. [Naughty But Nice Rob] Fox News host Bob Beckel called Andi Dorfman a “slut.” [Et] Nickelodeon released the trailer for its live action movie The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water. [EW] Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are never too busy for love. [Perez Hilton] Teen Mom‘s Farrah Abraham posted a photo of her grandfather’s open casket on Facebook. [Starcasm] Does Anna Kendrick have a hot dog named after her? [Village Voice]

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The 65-year-old host Bob Beckel is offended that Andi Dorfman would sleep with more than one man.

Wow, first The Bachelorette runner-up Nick Viall attempts to publicly embarrass Andi Dorfman (Watch), and now Fox News host Bob Beckel is gunning for her too!

On Tuesday's episode of Fox's round-table talk show The Five, the topic of conversation came around to the recent controversial finale to this season of The Bachelorette.

It was controversial because it was revealed that 27-year-old Andi Dorfman chose Josh Murray over Nick Viall, but had, during the course of the show, slept with both men That was apparently very controversial to people who don't understand what's involved on a dating show.

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The 65-year-old Beckel decided that this was the perfect opportunity to hop on the slut-shaming train and condemn the 27-year-old for her illicit behavior. "She's a slut...

While Andi Dorfman and fiancé Josh Murray may be focusing on their future, fans are still buzzing over the eyebrow-raising After the Rose ceremony, during which runner-up Nick Viall revealed that he "made love" to the Bachelorette beauty during their date in the Fantasy Suite. So naturally, the wild finale was a topic of discussion on yesterday's episode of Fox News' The Five, where co-host Bob Beckel offered up his honest (and very blunt) opinion on the assistant district attorney, whom he decided to brand as "a slut." No, seriously. "She's a slut!" Beckel blurted out, not wanting to hide his distaste for the ABC reality star. "I'm not kidding you. She...

If Andi Dorfman thought Nick Viall went "below the belt," there's no telling what she'll have to say about Bob Beckel. During an episode of Fox News' The Five, co-host Beckel got very vocal about the Bachelorette and her nights in the infamous Fantasy Suite.  "She's a slut!" he declared. "I'm not kidding you. She sleeps with someone else, and then doesn't tell the guy about it. This is what America's come to, this crap." Bachelorette fan and fellow co-host Andrea Tantaros quickly chimed in, "Are you kidding [...]...

Fox News’ “The Five” discussed the season finale of “The Bachelorette” and the subsequent “After the Finale Rose” special, on which a losing contestant revealed he “made love with” Andi Dorfman, and co-host Bob Beckel offered this expert analysis: “She's a slut!” “I'm not kidding you,” Beckel said on Tuesday's show (above). “She sleeps with somebody else and doesn't tell the other guy about it.” Also read: ‘The Bachelorette': Can You Feel the Love Tonight? Um … The comment came after watching a clip of Dorfman telling Nick Viall that revealing the details of what went on in the Fantasy Suite was “below.

Two Fox News hosts clashed Monday over the investigation into Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 and one of them wound up calling “bullsh-t” on air. Bob Beckel and Jesse Watters were discussing the degree to which the U.S. should get involved in the investigation on “The Five,” but the two disagreed strongly over how President Barack Obama should handle the situation. In a news conference earlier in the day, President Obama accused pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine of tampering with the crash site. He also lashed out at the rebels over the conditions at the site, their treatment of the victims’ bodies,...

There is growing pressure on Fox News Channel to fire The Five co-host Bob Beckel over inflammatory comments he made about Chinese people during a July 10 taping of the show, including using the racially charged term "Chinamen." Responding to a report that Chinese hackers had attacked U.S. government databases, Beckel, a former Democratic Party operative, went on a rant, saying: "Chinese are the single biggest threat to the national security of the U.S. Do you know what we just did? As usual, we bring them over here and teach a bunch of Chinamen, uh, Chinese

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On Fox News’ “The Five,” liberal co-host Bob Beckel was going into a rant about the threat he feels the Chinese people are to the United States. As he went into his argument, he dropped the derogatory word “Chinamen,” quickly amending it to “Chinese people.” Also read: Fox News Reporter Refers to Single Ladies as ‘Beyoncé Voters’ Who Depend on Gov't Checks “The Chinese are the single biggest threat to the national security of the United States,” Beckel said. “You know what they just did? As usual, we bring them over here, and we teach a bunch of Chinamen — uh,...

Will Rupert Murdoch's so-called right-wing bias seep into Harlequin's soft-core? Bill Maher had some fun on Friday's “Real Time,” putting the spotlight on News Corp.'s recent acquisition of erotic novel publisher Harlequin Books. While the company insisted that Harlequin's name and rich heritage would be “preserved independently,” Maher disagreed. “I think their conservative agenda is going to get in the mix,” Maher said. To prove his point, he picked up a copy of steamy conservative tome, “Love's Fair and Balanced Desire.” Also read: Fox News ‘The Five’ Co-Host Bob Beckel Admits He Once Hit A Woman “It was...

Bob Beckel, the resident wild card on Fox News talk show “The Five,” agreed with Whoopi Goldberg that Jay Z could have hit Solange Knowles back during their elevator fight, and even revealed he had to punch a woman to save his life, once. “I got bit by a woman right in the collar bone and she wouldn't let go so I had to punch her,” Beckel said on Thursday. “It was the only way I could get her off, otherwise I was going to die. It was crazy.” Also read: 6 Craziest Jay Z-Solange Knowles Fight Theories: From a Family Feud.

As his co-hosts on The Five continued to examine every angle of the 2012 attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi Friday afternoon, this time focusing on comments made by a former White House spokesperson, Bob Beckel decided he had finally had enough. Deliberating echoing former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Beckel pounded the table and said, "We know Islamic radicals killed these people, what difference does it make anymore?!"...

House of Cards star Robin Wright made waves in Washington this week when she claimed she had it on good authority from an unnamed Obama Administration official that reporters really do sleep with their Capitol Hill sources, just as characters in the hit Netflix drama do on screen. According to The Five's Bob Beckel, it "happens all the time."...

On the Tuesday (Jan.14) episode of Comedy Central's "The Daily Show," correspondent Samantha Bee did a wildly dramatic and hilarious one-woman show based on Fox News' weekday panel discussion show "The Five." 

She called it a "story of love" between former White House press secretary Dana Perino, calling her a "a young girl, new to the big city, with big dreams and a heart so pure it makes Mary Poppins look like a disgusting whorebag," and her fellow panelist and frequent seat-neighbor, "Red/Eye" host Greg Gutfeld, whom Bee characterized as "a pill-popping afternoon drunk who's riddled with hepatitis."

While she was at it, Bee tossed in a segment on the panelist rival for Perino's heart, political commentator and financial expert Eric Bolling, and on villanous panelist Bob Beckel, the "Fox liberal," who just wants to expose it all.

Gutfeld and Perino were so enchanted with the skit that they sent Bee flowers.

Martin Bashir made his rather unceremonious exit from MSNBC on Wednesday, and the hosts of The Five gave him as gracious a send-off as they possibly could, mocking both Bashir and the "small local access network" he called home for over two years. And Bob Beckel, in true Bob Beckel fashion, had a burning question that had absolutely nothing to do with the point of the segment.

"Would JFK be welcome in today's Democratic Party?" That's the question Fox News' The Five asked just two days before the 50th anniversary of former President John F. Kennedy's assassination. As Bob Beckel said in his introduction to the topic, "Some people have asked whether Ronald Reagan would fit in today's Republican Party and the same question can be asked about President Kennedy."...

Commentator, legal analyst and former prosecutor Kimberly Guilfoyle is rightly proud of her Puerto Rican heritage and has mentioned it on Fox News Channel' daily roundtable show "The Five," on which she is a co-host.

That's her mother's side of the family, but on her father's side, the blue-eyed brunette has deep roots in the west of Ireland, specifically County Clare, home to the famous Cliffs of Moher.

Her father, the late Anthony Guilfoyle, emigrated from the Clare town of Ennis to the United States in the 1950s. He eventually landed in San Francisco, where Guilfoyle was born. (Guilfoyle would become the city's first lady while she was married to Gavin Newsom, now California's lieutenant governor.)

Many fans of "The Five" learned about Guilfoyle's Irish heritage when she recently gave a shout-out to the Banner County over the victory of Clare's hurling team -- an ancient Irish sport with ash sticks,...

Shepard Smith debuted Fox News’ bizarre and futuristic newsroom this week, complete with 55-inch touchscreen monitors and a 38-foot-long video wall that displays the latest from around the globe and the Twitter-sphere. But “The Daily Show”s’ Jon Stewart was not impressed with the state-of-the-art news hub and he used his Wednesday show to warn Smith about the dangers he faced from all that gadgetry. Also read: Fox News’ Megyn Kelly, Shepard Smith Debuts Feature Giant iPads, Ted Cruz and Bob Beckel’s Sex Life “Shep can’t you see what they’ve done with you?” Stewart asked. “You were too beautiful for their world,...

Megyn Kelly’s primetime show on Fox News got off to a strong start on Monday, more than tripling the total viewership of its CNN timeslot rival “Piers Morgan Tonight,” according to preliminary numbers. “The Kelly File” also topped “The Rachel Maddow Show” in total viewers, although Maddow’s show bested Kelly’s new offering in the key demo. It, along with the debut airing of Shepard Smith’s new Fox News show, improved the third-quarter averages of respective timeslot predecessors. Also read: Fox News’ Megyn Kelly, Shepard Smith Debuts Feature Giant iPads, Ted Cruz and Bob Beckel’s Sex Life At 9 p.

Monday marked the 17th anniversary of the cable news channel that has dominated the ratings for so long that it hasn’t changed its primetime lineup in over a decade. Until now. Shepard Smith and Megyn Kelly, anchoring Fox News’ new shows amid its new schedule, greeted the new era with futuristic new sets, a stated emphasis on journalism and social media and way too much information about Bob Beckel’s sex life. Also read: Fox News’ Shepard Smith on New Role: ‘I’ll Be the Quarterback’ Fox News unveiled its biggest schedule shakeup in years Monday, showing off its...

Currently in a rebuilding phase after a precipitous slide from its former dominance of the cable-news world, CNN has been adding new on-air talent, such as former ABC News correspondent Jake Tapper, and is also reaching back into its past.

Last week, CNN revived the current-events/debate program "Crossfire," blending a long-running format with a roster of new faces. The daily 30-minute show features two hosts and guests each night, with the co-hosts also appearing across other CNN programming.

From 1982 until 2005, "Crossfire" was a mainstay of the network's daytime lineup, examining the news from the points of view of a politically liberal and a conservative pundit.

The first pairing was journalist and author Tom Braden ("Eight Is Enough") on the liberal side, and commentator, politician and broadcaster Pat Buchanan, as the conservative.

Later rosters for both the daytime show and a Sunday edition included Robert Novak, John Sununu, Tony Snow,...

The Five opened its show Tuesday afternoon by looking ahead to tomorrow's speech by President Obama, marking the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech at the 1963 March on Washington. The conservative hosts were attempting to place blame on the president for how little racial progress the country has made since King's day when Bob Beckel jumped in and began...

For those turned off by Miley Cyrus' nearly-naked Vma performance on Sunday night, it was a lot easier to look away than it is to stop talking about it. And now Fox News' "The Five" have weighed in, too. And in a surprise twist, they loved it! Just kidding. They hated it with nearly as much passion as MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski. Also read: Miley Cyrus' MTV VMAs Performance Disgusts Mika Brzezinski (Video) "You know what that is? That was a cheerleading squad for hookers," Bob Beckel told his cohorts. "That's exactly what that thing was." Kimberly Ann...

Just one hour after MSNBC's Joy Reid examined the right's attempts to make the Chris Lane shooting a "racial" issue, Fox News' The Five took on the left for making it about guns. Eric Bolling wondered "how long before one of these bozos on the left starts pointing the finger at the NRA," before Bob Beckel jumped in with, "I'll do it right now."...

On Friday, Fox News Channel’s Martha MacCallum hosted a panel discussion which debated whether President Barack Obama was being proactive enough in addressing the unfolding crisis in Egypt. The Five co-host Bob Beckel said that the president has few options to address the situation in that North African country. Furthermore, it was unfair to criticize Obama for taking a hands-off approach because “the guy’s on vacation.”...

On Fox's The Five today, Bob Beckel's army of one battled his four co-hosts on The Five over the Benghazi scandal, including the newest revelation that CNN was able to interview one of the accused suspects. The other hosts asserted that the Obama administration has "no leads" and isn't investigating it as much as they could, while Beckel shot back...