Despite a humorous video about Donald Trump making the wall sexy (example: “These bricks are going to get laid tonight”), when it came time for the panel discussion, not one of the five pundits endorsed Friday’s declaration of national emergency or even the wall for that matter. Host Greg Gutfeld even mocked Trump.

Former Fox News host Heather Nauert has withdrawn her name from consideration as ambassador to the United Nations because, apparently, her former nanny, though legal, was not authorized to work in the U.S. UPDATED

Chip off the old block? U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney, daughter of the former vice-president whose lies were the basis for a war, went on Fox News to say that Democrats support “infanticide” – a lie forming the basis for Fox News’ war on women’s reproductive rights and on the Democrats who support them.

After his national emergency declaration, but before he took off for his golf game, Donald Trump took time to sing the praises of his Fox Friends who directed him to make the announcement.

In 2014, when Donald Trump blasted President Barack Obama for using executive action on immigration, he said Obama “certainly” deserved impeachment for it – and the three hosts of Fox & Friends sounded all in. But the show erased history now that Trump has done what he claimed to oppose so vehemently.

Today, on its one year anniversary, the mass shooting at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida is known as much for the student activism it generated on behalf of gun control as for the horrific tragedy. Yet Fox News’ The Five threw a metaphorical slap in the face of those student activists by using the anniversary to call for armed “combat veterans” in schools.

Donald Trump’s Morning Think Tank, otherwise known as Fox & Friends, gave its seal of approval for lying, Russia colluder Paul Manafort to get a pardon.

Tucker Carlson once again behaved like a lazy frat boy as he feigned a serious commentary about the Green New Deal but quickly devolved into a series of name calling and personal attacks on its supporters, including Fox’s current obsession, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Fox News thinks an Oscar-nominated anti-Nazi documentary is antithetical to the pro-Trump values espoused during the Hannity show and has thus refused to allow an ad for the film to run.

One day after threatening Republican lawmakers who might support a birpartisan border security compromise, Unofficial Chief of Staff Sean Hannity suddenly gave his approval for Donald Trump to support it, so long as Trump follows a few suggestions.