A spate of recent Fox News attacks on Media Matters tax-exempt status for partisanship included one last week with Steve Doocy interviewing Jordan Sekulow of the American Center for Law and Justice that not only relied on an argument that assumes Fox News is an arm of the Republican Party (which could have legal consequences for Fox), but also came from a guest whose own 501)c)(3) tax-exempt organization has problems with partisanship as I show in this video.

The clips used of Steve Doocy’s interview with the ACLJ’s Jordan Sekulow come from a longer segment of Fox News’ June 27, 2011, broadcast of “Fox and Friends” that’s currently available online at http://bit.ly/ktInmz

The clips used of Jordan Sekulow’s 2011 appearance and the 2011 Faith and Freedom Coalition summit come from the video edited and uploaded by by Right Wing Watch on the RWWBlog channel on YouTube at http://bit.ly/krgDRF

The clip used of Brian Kilmeade and Michele Bachmann come from an earlier segment on the June 27, 2011, broadcast of “fox and Friends” I haven’t found available online.

The image used of the federal law defining 501(c((3) non-profit tax exempt statues comes from the webpage at http://bit.ly/26USC501

The image used of the federal law defining the media exception to federal election expenditure regulations comes from the webpage at http://bit.ly/2USC431

The image used of Media Matters’ January 2011 study of the value of Fox News’ in-kind media expenditures on behalf of potential Republican presidential candidates serving as Fox News hosts and/or contributors comes from the webpage at http://bit.ly/MMStudy

The C Street House saga gets an update and is pretty scary.

Jeff Sharlett, author of “The Family” and Rachel Maddow discuss the secretive Republican “C Street House” run by bizarre conservative Christian group.

View a Wikipedia article on “The Family” for more information on this group.