Fox News’ Brian Kilmeade all but told viewers not to believe their eyes and ears when nepotism poster child Ivanka Trump was loudly booed in London today along with national security adviser John Bolton.

With a quarter million expected in London to protest Donald Trump Tuesday, Fox & Friends called on his racist Brexit pal, Nigel Farage – also a Fox News contributor – to baselessly claim the protesters are paid operatives and that Trump is a popular guy across the pond.

Just like Donald Trump, Fox News host Charles Payne and contributor Trey Gowdy are delighted that Bill Barr, the Attorney General for the United States, acts as though he serves Trump, not all Americans.

During her Fox News town hall yesterday, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand called out Fox News misinformation about abortion and noted that Donald Trump repeated the “infanticide” lie in his State of the Union. But how effective was she? Updated: Gillibrand is fundraising off Wallace's retort.

Radio host Chip Franklin crashed a Fox News propaganda party by holding up a photo of John McCain “on the off chance the president’s watching,” and told viewers he wanted Trump to see “the real heroes out there.”

Sen. Kirsten Gllibrand will take part in a Fox News town hall in about one hour. This is an open thread for all thoughts and observations on the town hall as well as comments about her choice of appearing in a Fox News town hall.

They’re not calling for impeachment (yet) but a group called Republicans for the Rule of Law wants Congress to “do your job” and the group will take to the airwaves of Fox & Friends next week to plead the case.

Thursday night, Fox host Ingraham defended white supremacist Paul Nehlen as one of the “prominent [conservative] voices” banned from Facebook. After an outcry Friday, Fox is pretending Ingraham was merely advocating for free speech.

Hats off to New York Times columnist Farhad Manjoo for recognizing that while Facebook’s refusal to remove the doctored Nancy Pelosi may be worrisome, the deceptive Pelosi video aired on Fox Business was much, much worse.

Having hitched his career wagon so closely to Donald Trump, Sean Hannity seems desperate to say anything to protect Dear Leader, no matter what high crimes and misdemeanors he may have committed.