Don’t be surprised if Sean Hannity nevertheless finds a way to work in at least part of Donald Trump’s racist caravan ad into their “powerful interview” tonight.

It’s hard to think of a tinier or more transparent fig leaf than Fox News’ attempt to disguise Sean Hannity’s appearance at tonight’s Trump rally in Missouri as a “powerful interview.”

Despite the Trump administration’s lawsuit attacking protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions, Fox & Friends helped Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders pretend Trump is trying to protect them.

If you blinked, you probably missed Fox News’ coverage of a right-wing plot to bribe women to fabricate sexual harassment claims against Robert Mueller and you almost certainly missed the role of Jacob Wohl, son of frequent guest David Wohl.

Saturday Night Live’s cold open last night included Kate McKinnon as Laura Ingraham, Cecily Strong as Jeanine Pirro and Kenan Thompson as Sheriff David Clark, each hilariously mocking the ginned-up hysteria of their real-life counterparts.

Lara Trump either had no idea what she was talking about with her over-the-top attack on Obamacare on Fox News tonight or she was lying through her teeth. And host Jeanine Pirro let her.

As the blue state of Connecticut faces a toss-up gubernatorial race, Fox host Neil Cavuto repeatedly let viewers know that Republican candidate Bob Stefanowski is only a Trumper with regard to economics.

In its fealty to Donald Trump, Fox & Friends brought in members of the faith community to blame just about anything and everything other than Trump’s toxic, racist, conspiratorial rhetoric for the shooting at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue.

Two of the most hate-mongering millennial pundits, Candace Owens and Tomi Lahren, went to the Twitter mat over Kanye West, of all people.

Former Fox News host Heather Nauert is not qualified for her current position at the State Department but she has reportedly been offered the job to replace Nikki Haley as the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.