During his nearly 10-minute interview with Sean Hannity tonight, Donald Trump spent almost no time talking about the sacrifices of the hundreds of thousands of government workers going without paychecks nor the Americans going without government services, but he made a point of noting his own “difficulty” of not being able to go on vacation over the Christmas and New Year holiday.

Instead of working on what he insists is a “crisis” on the border or using his great deal-making skills to ensure Mexico will pay for the wall, Donald Trump spent this morning watching Fox & Friends and tweeting to cohost Steve Doocy.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy visited Fox & Friends to shore up Republican support for the Trump Shutdown by blaming Democrats, despite the fact that we all saw video of Donald Trump saying he would be “proud” to shut down the government and would take the responsibility for it.

In a nearly 10:55 segment about proposals in California and New York City to expand health care for the poor, Tucker Carlson obsessively focused on the supposed horror of “illegal immigrants” getting health care and showed no appreciation for the fact that many poor Americans would gain access to health care, too.

TV, radio host and author Mark Levin helped cheerlead Donald Trump’s government shutdown address last night by pretending to side with American workers – even as he proved he couldn’t care less about their welfare.

Sean Hannity, who earns tens of millions of dollars every year and aggressively evicts his own tenants who get behind on their rent, thinks government workers earning a fraction of what he does should suffer the “inconvenience” of going without pay in order to help super-wealthy Donald Trump get taxpayer funding for his border wall that Mexico was supposed to pay for.

Even though Donald Trump is obviously lying about the need for a televised primetime address tonight, Fox News’ Howard Kurtz thinks we should all just go along and pretend it’s a legit move.

Red Lobster joins at least 24 other companies refusing to advertise on the Tucker Carlson Show but the restaurant chain appears to be the first to shun Carlson over his misogyny and not his bigoted attacks on immigrants and immigration.

Only Tucker Carlson and Fox News would use the case of Jazmine Barnes, a murdered 7-year-old African American girl, as a vehicle to scold African Americans who thought her killing was a hate crime.

Either a headline writer at FoxNews.com doesn’t know the definition of the word “spiel” or someone was taking a swipe at Donald Trump’s planned prime time address tomorrow night defending his #TrumpShutdown stunt.