As sure as Sean Hannity’s adoration of Donald Trump is a friendly interview with any white bigot in trouble. Tonight, Roseanne Barr joins the list that has included George Zimmerman, Don Imus and Mel Gibson.

Britt McHenry, who claims she was demoted at ESPN for being a high-earning white person, will undoubtedly have a chance to crusade against the oppression of white conservatives when she gets her new show on Fox Nation.

Fox host Tucker Carlson’s “invitation” to attorney Michael Avenatti was little more than an excuse to goad him with insults such as "creepy porn lawyer," then go after him for refusing to come on the show. But in the middle of Carlson's attack, he inadvertently acknowledged that Avenatti would have demolished Rudy Giuliani had the two appeared together as Avenatti requested.

Although Donald Trump flew into a rage when he caught wife Melania watching CNN on Air Force One, Mrs. Trump has publicly announced she will watch “any channel she wants.”

Sean Hannity laughably claimed to be “totally transparent” as he put forth a completely incoherent “explanation” of his relationship with former Trump attorney Michael Cohen.

Watch Bernie Sanders' former campaign manager, Jeff Weaver, get in some zingers about Fox News to Tucker Carlson.

While Donald Trump shows preference to Russia over the U.S., threatens war with Iran and vindictively threatens to take away security clearances from people who have criticized him, Fox News’ Tucker Carlson Tonight show thought it big news that Hillary Clinton had dinner with Harvey Weinstein in 2016.

Sean Hannity was so unhinged last night that I have to think he’s very, very worried about the 12 recordings prosecutors recently obtained of Michael Cohen speaking to members of the media.

After Daily Caller writer Virginia Kruta wrote about her terror of hearing Democrats’ rising-star Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez talking about the “things that everybody wants” at a rally, Kruta got some friendly air time on Fox & Friends to try to scare viewers into thinking that health care and education for all are bad!

Laura Ingraham’s likening kids in cages to kids in public schoolyards made her the deserving winner of last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll. Check out this week’s candidates after the jump.