While the firing of Fox News anchor Ed Henry may have been a bombshell, complaints about his sexual misconduct go back to at least 2017.

On this morning's edition of Let’s Pretend Trump Isn’t Giving Russia A Pass For Putting Bounties On U.S. Troops, otherwise known as Fox & Friends, Sen. Lindsey Graham deflected by whining about Benghazi and host Steve Doocy accused The New York Times of making the story up to make Dear Leader look bad.

Donald Trump pretended on Fox Business that he has always liked facemasks, especially because he thinks he looks good in one, and Fox Business interviewer Blake Burman let him get away with rewriting history.

Donald Trump still hopes he doesn’t need to do much to counteract the coronavirus pandemic because despite all indications to the contrary, he thinks it will “just disappear.”

As Donald Trump seemingly does nothing more than whine “I knew nothing!” about reports of Russian bounties on U.S. troops, his Fox Friends are happily helping adviser Kellyanne Conway promote that as a legit response.

America’s Newsroom co-anchor Sandra Smith announced the termination of her co-anchor, Ed Henry, near the end of the first hour of the show today.

Fox News anchor Ed Henry has been fired from Fox News after an investigation into an incident involving “willful sexual misconduct.”

According to Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA), Trump’s inability to name a single priority in a second term is interviewer Sean Hannity’s fault for not having guided him “back on the subject."

Fox & Friends teamed up with House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) to send a message to Donald Trump: Time to stop listening to advisers who tell you otherwise and mask up!

Fox & Friends forgot how much they cared about U.S. troops dying in Benghazi in order to excuse U.S. deaths caused by Donald Trump’s failure to respond to Russian bounties on American troops in Afghanistan.