Megyn Kelly, host of "The Kelly File" on Fox News, is back from vacation -- and Donald Trump wasted no time resuming his attacks on her. 
 
 Shortly after Monday night's broadcast, Kelly's first since Aug. 12, Trump fired off a series of tweets critical of her, including a retweet in which she was called a "bimbo" and another that remarked on her looks. 
 
 Here's the Republican presidential candidate's reaction to the broadcast, which featured an interview with teacher and activist Cornel West: ||||| Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s fracas with Fox News’ Megyn Kelly isn’t over yet. 
 
 Kelly, host of The Kelly File, returned to work Monday after a 10-day family vacation. And Trump quickly let the Twitter universe know what he thought about that. 
 
 First, he commented on her interview with author and activist Cornel West: 
 
 .@megynkelly must have had a terrible vacation, she is really off her game. Was afraid to confront Dr. Cornel West. No clue on immigration! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 25, 2015 
 
 Then he shared his opinions on Kelly’s show: 
 
 I liked The Kelly File much better without @megynkelly. Perhaps she could take another eleven day unscheduled vacation! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 25, 2015 
 
 And finally, he retweeted some responses to his Kelly comments, including: 
 
 "@mstanish53: @realDonaldTrump @megynkelly The bimbo back in town . I hope not for long ." — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 25, 2015 
 
 Kelly hasn’t directly replied to Trump’s tweets. Before his barrage began, she simply put up this: ||||| Fox News host Megyn Kelly, who’s been on the receiving end of Donald Trump’s attack machine since the first Republican presidential debate, announced on her show this week that she’d be taking a vacation -- but the network says it has nothing to do with the Trump controversy. 
 
 “It's been six months since I had a vacation,” Kelly said on “The Kelly File” Wednesday. “So I'll be taking the next week-and-a-half off, spending some time with my husband and my kids trying to relax.” 
 
 The announcement, which some news outlets have called “sudden,” has generated speculation that Kelly hasn’t been able to handle the blowback from asking Trump about past sexist remarks, which the Republican presidential candidate called unfair. Even Trump guessed Friday that Kelly was taking time off on account of the controversy, saying there “probably was [a connection], but I wouldn’t know anything about it.” 
 
 “People were very surprised that, all of the sudden, she decided to go away for 10 days,” Trump added. 
 
 But a Fox News spokeswoman released a statement Friday saying Kelly’s vacation was planned long ago, and dismissed the “conspiracy theories” about her taking a little time off. 
 
 “The conspiracy theories about Megyn Kelly’s vacation rank up there with UFO's, the moon landing and Elvis being alive,” the spokeswoman said. “Megyn is on a pre-planned, annual summer vacation with her family, which is much deserved. To imply otherwise, as Donald Trump and his campaign operatives have, is not only wildly irresponsible, but downright bizarre.” 
 
 The network noted that Fox News hosts Bill O'Reilly and Gretchen Carlson had also recently taken time off. The statement also addressed Trump in particular, and expressed the network’s support of its star anchor. 
 
 “Perhaps Mr. Trump thinks it's advantageous to his poll numbers to keep talking about Megyn, but that doesn't change the fact that Roger Ailes has fully supported her and her tough journalistic questioning since day one and is thrilled with the added exposure from the debate, which resulted in even higher ratings of The Kelly File this week,” the statement reads. “Anyone who knows Roger is aware of how historically and consistently loyal he is to all of his talent and how he protects them at all costs.” 
 
 ﻿﻿Also on HuffPost: ||||| In the wake of GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump's refusal to apologize to Fox News' Megyn Kelly, one of the moderators of last week's GOP debate, for his controversial comments about her, we've rounded up all of the times Trump has apologized for something he's said: 
 
 So far, the list is empty. In a cursory Internet search of recent Trump-related kerfuffles, it appears that Donald Trump has never publicly apologized for anything. 
 
 Following the much talked about, much "meme'd" GOP debate, Trump claimed that Kelly had it out for him and made a comment about how she had "blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her... wherever," while asking him questions. 
 
 That quip didn't go over well. He was told not to come to a major gathering of conservatives, known as the Red State conference, held in Atlanta, Georgia, over the weekend. But he told CNN's Jake Tapper that his remarks were misunderstood, and that he "said nothing wrong whatsoever." 
 
 Trump believes that if anyone should be issued an apology, it's him. He told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that Kelly owes him an apology for her questions aimed at the candidate. 
 
 Remember Trump's comments about Sen. John McCain? Mexican immigrants? Rosie O'Donnell? 
 
 Yeah, he isn't apologizing for any of those either. 
 
 Trump denied saying that McCain wasn't a war hero, but remarked that he would like to see him do more to help war veterans. Not an apology per se, but more like a half-denial, half-apology hybrid. 
 
 His comments on Mexico and immigrants? Nope. No apology. Back in July, he told Fox News Channel's "MediaBuzz" that his controversial comments about Mexican immigrants being rapists and murderers stemmed from media reports on crime near the border, and therefore he "can never apologize for the truth." 
 
 On calling women that he didn't agree with fat pigs, slobs or disgusting animals (particularly O'Donnell)? Nothing to be sorry for there, either. 
 
 "What I say is what I say," Trump replied during the GOP debate when Kelly asked if this type of temperament was appropriate for the office of president of the United States. "And honestly, Megyn, if you don't like it, I'm sorry," he continued. "I've been very nice to you, although I could probably maybe not be, based on the way you have treated me." 
 
 There has been one apology out of Trump's camp, however. Alas, it didn't come from the mogul himself, but rather his lawyer. 
 
 Amidst reports of a decades-old rape allegation disclosed in Trump's early 1990s divorce from then-wife Ivana, his lawyer Michael Cohen made the comment that "you cannot rape your spouse." 
 
 Cohen later apologized for this remark after Trump distanced himself from the situation.
– Those worried the Donald Trump-Megyn Kelly conflagration had burned out should don protective gear once more: Kelly is back from a 10-day vacation, and the real estate mogul is back to his online berating of her, USA Today reports. On the heels of his remarks that Kelly was bleeding out of her eyes and other orifices, as well as his issues with how she moderated the debate overall, Trump took to Twitter last night to elucidate his thoughts on Kelly's first post-vacay show yesterday. What the Huffington Post calls a "ceasefire" between the two parties, apparently orchestrated by Fox honcho Roger Ailes himself, came to an abrupt end shortly after Kelly tweeted a link last night to Trump's immigration policies. Trump's attacks began anew minutes later, after she squared off with Dr. Cornel West, who spoke on #BlackLivesMatter. ".@megynkelly must have had a terrible vacation, she is really off her game. Was afraid to confront Dr. Cornel West. No clue on immigration!" Trump tweeted, followed shortly thereafter with: "I liked The Kelly File much better without @megynkelly. Perhaps she could take another eleven day unscheduled vacation!" (Fox, for its part, says Kelly's vacation was planned, per the Huffington Post.) Trump wrapped up his Twitter tirade with a retweet of someone who apparently agrees with Trump's characterization of Kelly as a "bimbo" in a previous retweet. This one said, "The bimbo back in town. I hope not for long." (Trump's apparently not feeling very apologetic now, but click for a list of all his past mea culpas.)