Night One of the first Democratic presidential debate is upon us! The debate will air at 9 PM tonight on NBC, MSNBC and Telemundo as well as stream live on their websites, Twitter and YouTube.

Former law professor Alan Dershowitz professed to take the Constitutional high ground in criticizing House Democrats’ subpoena to special counsel Robert Mueller – yet was perfectly willing to help the anti-democratic propaganda on Fox.

Carl Cameron, once Fox News’ chief political correspondent, revealed that he left the network because of the “partisan misinformation” about “conman” Donald Trump from its right-wing hosts. Now Cameron has joined a new progressive website to promote “real facts over partisan propaganda.”

There was lots of outrageous warmongering against Iran last week. But also some outrageousness about Donald Trump’s plan for mass deportation of immigrants. Check them out and vote after the jump!

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Chickenhawk Sean Hannity seems like he can hardly wait for millions to die in yet another needless, disastrous war, this time with Iran.

Glenn Greenwald helped Tucker Carlson attack various media outlets for presenting Iraq war cheerleaders as credible Iran war cheerleaders – while ignoring all the Iraq and Iran war hawks right under their noses at Fox.

Although a Washington Post deep dive into Jeanine Pirro’s entanglement with Donald Trump highlights how the two have scratched each other’s back for decades, a subtext is that Pirro’s unethical behavior has never been an issue for him. Fox News doesn't seem to have much of a problem with it, either.

As Rep. Matt Gaetz faces the loss of his law license over a menacing tweet to Michael Cohen, Sean Hannity thinks Gaetz would make a fab guest host.

Tucker Carlson’s blistering attack on war hawk and national security adviser John Bolton, a Fox News colleague for more than a decade, was something you almost never see on Fox News. Yet this almost-principled stance was slathered with Carlson dishonesty.