Tucker Carlson’s unhinged meltdown with Democrat Pat Davis, a former cop running a “F*** the NRA” ad in support of his congressional run, proved that Carlson seems utterly incapable of having a real debate on the subject of guns or, probably, anything else.

It looks like Newsmax TV is looking to become the home for wayward former Fox News figures. Bill O’Reilly and Eric Bolling – each ousted from Fox over allegations of sexual harassment – are reportedly wanted by Newsmax TV. Former host Greta Van Susteren is also being sought.

Although Sean Hannity still hasn’t lived up to his 2009 promise to undergo waterboarding for charity, the coward thinks that doing so to others is part of what makes America great.

Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley took his already-nauseating brand of Trump sycophancy to new levels today when he blamed Palestinians for getting shot and killed by Israelis and then accused them of making it look like it was “somehow someone else’s fault for their action.”

The outcome of this week’s poll may seem rather predictable but we’ve got some solid contenders in addition to the obvious one. But before we wade into the choices, let’s have a round of raspberries for last week’s winner, Kevin Jackson, for his offensive comments supporting Kanye West’s “slavery is a choice” remarks.

Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi sounded like she was auditioning for a job in the Donald Trump administration as she gushed over Dear Leader’s prowess in opening a U.S embassy in Jerusalem. And never mind the dozens of Palestinians who died and thousands injured in protest.

Today, in his latest effort to provoke more war in the Middle East, Donald Trump sent the hate-filled, Trump-loving, Fox News contributor Pastor Robert Jeffress to celebrate the opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem. Fox’s own Shepard Smith reported on Jeffress’ history of bigotry.

In addition to the nuggets about the disturbing closeness of Sean Hannity to Donald Trump, Olivia Nuzzi’s must-read article reveals that Trump’s aides manipulated him into limiting his news diet to Fox News in order to keep him from going too far off the deep end.

Nearly every night after Sean Hannity ends his Fox News TV hour of cheerleading for Donald Trump, Hannity calls the White House for a bedtime chat in which he advises the commander in chief on strategy and tactics.

This morning, the Fox & Friends cohosts took time out from playing Trump lapdogs and did some growling at Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley over the White House refusal to apologize for Kelly Sadler’s horrible comment about John McCain.