The Daily Show’s hilarious juxtapositions of North Korean state television and Fox News proves beyond a doubt – in case you still had one – that there’s very little daylight between the two.

Should we laugh or cry over the fact that an adviser to Iranian president Hassan Rouhani advised Donald Trump – over Twitter, no less – that his re-election depends on taking counsel from Tucker Carlson over Secretary of State Mike Pompeo?

Just a few hours after Donald Trump made it clear he didn’t want to abide by the U.S. Supreme Court ruling against adding a citizenship question to the census, Sen. Mike Lee defended Trump’s fascist, kleptocratic July 4th parade by praising Trump’s judiciousness to the hilt.

Donald Trump’s military takeover of July 4th is a fascistic display that coincidentally will likely line his pockets while he postures as a patriot. But the only thing not to love about the event, if you’re a Fox host, are all the “anti-Americans” who don’t slobber over Dear Leader.

Although Fox News reporter Ellison Barber did her best to make Donald Trump’s salute to himself sound like the Salute to America he’s pretending it is, buried in the middle of the glowing thoughts was the fact that the Trump administration doesn’t want anyone to know how much this political rally is costing American taxpayers. Not mentioned at all is how much he stands to personally profit from it.

Fresh off his success in talking Trump out of attacking Iran, Tucker Carlson is now trying to talk Trump into a legal battle against Google, Twitter, Facebook and Amazon.

Fox’s Tucker Carlson suggested that it will be Google’s fault if Donald Trump is not reelected – while Trump suggested he is singlehandedly keeping Twitter afloat.

According to a report from Politico today, it was Fox News regular, retired Gen. Jack Keane, who may have saved us from a war with Iran. This, after a report that we have Fox News host Tucker Carlson to thank. Either way, it’s a disturbing picture of Trump’s amateur decision making.

The dangerous, dishonest incompetence of Donald Trump, along with the dangerous, dishonest sycophancy of Tucker Carlson, was on terrifying display as Trump pretended to have presidential thoughts about how to deal with Iran.

First, we had Fox News host Laura Ingraham likening the horrific conditions at Trump’s migrant detention camps to summer camp. Now we have Fox’s Brian Kilmeade likening them to a hugely successful house party. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez clapped back.