Shepard Smith wants everyone to have a nice Fourth of July weekend, but to avoid swimming while drunk. But do consume a ton of spiked watermelons, at least that's what Shep's going to do.

Alvin Greene, the mysteriously unemployed, porn charge-facing, accused "Republican plant" democratic candidate for South Carolina's Senate seat, was interviewed by Shepard Smith this afternoon. And, in under four minutes, Smith basically put the nail in Greene's political coffin. Video inside.

In a special report from the Gulf on Studio B Shepard Smith a reporter's microphone apparently cuts out while discussing a new machine British Petroleum plans on using to... set fire to the entire Gulf of Mexico?

Shep Smith gets excited frequently. Whether it's a car chase, a puppy rescue, or anything else, really, it's a good bet that Smith will geek out over it. Today, he couldn't contain his glee while reporting on a rogue bear.

Watch Shepard Smith mourn the loss of Miss Ellie, the Chinese crested hairless dog Animal Planet named "The World's Ugliest Dog" in 2009. Does this mean that Shep has a sensitive side? Maybe not.

When this plane's front landing gear failed to properly extend, the pilot was forced make an emergency landing. Not only did he need to make this dangerous landing attempt, but he was also surrounded by news helicopters, adding more pressure.

Shepard Smith has long been known for his brutally honest on-air comments. Sometimes he's right, and sometimes he's wrong. Today, when Smith angrily blasted BP CEO Tony Hayward for saying, "I want my life back," he was right. Video inside.

Today on Studio B With Shepard Smith, Shep proves his journalistic integrity by likening the punch thrown at the Italian Prime Minster to "like Snooki gettin' hit" and refers to it as "full-on Jersey Shore-style." Fox News at its finest.

Shep Smith's on-air response to an email flame broke several rules for fighting effectively on the internet: Don't give attention to a troll; don't let your opponent know when he's gotten under your skin; don't defend when you could be attacking. As such, the Fox News host's mounting rage against his small-fry critic…

It's not that Shep Smith has suddenly had a liberal change of heart. The Fox News Channel anchor was shouting about his ideological independence back in February. It's that Smith seems to have become more vigorous and visible lately about setting himself apart from conservative pundits like Sean Hannity and Bill…