A recent poll from the Public Religion Research Institute suggests Fox News may well determine whether or not Donald Trump remains in office.

Apparently, the emoluments clause of the U.S. Constitution meant little to Donald Trump compared to how he thought he looked on TV when he decided to reverse his decision to hold the 2020 G7 at his own resort.

Mick Mulvaney’s appearance on Fox News Sunday today was such a disaster, you have to wonder if he isn’t trying to lose his job as acting White House chief of staff. Or maybe he's just looking to incriminate Donald Trump as a means of covering his own you-know-what.

I find it very curious that when Tucker Carlson asked Tulsi Gabbard if she was a “Russian sleeper cell,” she avoided answering the question

Donald Trump has decided against lining his pockets and blatantly violating the Constitution by hosting the 2020 G7 at his own Doral resort. But he blamed the Democrats for his reversal and, like a parrot, so did Fox News.

Fox News hosts Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham and Martha MacCallum were reportedly so “spooked and irked” by Megyn Kelly’s appearance on Tucker Carlson Tonight this week, management felt the need to assure each of them that their jobs were safe.

Axios reporter Jonathan Swan was not having any of Fox’s efforts to claim there must be a Turkey-ceasefire pony somewhere based on the piles of you-know-what that are the result of Donald Trump’s cutting and running in Syria.

Fox’s Gregg Jarrett found himself on the hot seat when he visited colleague Neil Cavuto’s Your World show to promote his Trump-adoring tome, “Witch Hunt.”

Fox News’ chief judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano called Trump’s pick of his own Miami resort as the site for the 2020 G7 a “direct and profound violation of the Emoluments clause.” Speaker Nancy Pelosi pounced.

Sean Hannity claimed acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney didn’t know what he was talking about when he admitted that Donald Trump had engaged in a quid pro quo with Ukraine by withholding aid and pressuring the country to do his political dirty work. Not long after, Mulvaney claimed the media misconstrued what he had plainly said.