Was Fox host Steve Hilton going rogue by distancing himself from Laura Ingraham's now-infamous bigoted comments about immigration or was he part of a Fox News "we're not racists" image-rehab effort?

John James, an African American who is the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate from Michigan, got a friendly platform on Fox News Sunday to promote his candidacy but host Trish Regan seemed more interested in emphasizing how much Donald Trump likes him.

Never mind that members of the mainstream media are routinely harassed and threatened by Trump and his supporters. Americans should focus on the outrageous attack suffered by Trumpers Candace Owens and Charlie Kirk, America’s (and Fox’s) favorite millennials who were hassled by nasty liberals, supposedly acting on US Rep. Maxine Waters’ orders. But that didn’t stop Kirk and Owens from running to Fox News where they were given lots of love.

It was bad enough that Fox News host Jeanine Pirro asked such a question but even worse that her two guests responded by suggesting that special counsel Robert Mueller, a decorated Marine Corps captain and former FBI director, is at least as big a threat to the U.S. as Russian President Vladimir Putin.

With its decision to hire Fox & Friends’ Abby Huntsman to cohost The View, ABC has apparently decided it needs a Trump lickspittle on board. Unless Huntsman was faking it all this time at Fox and now plans to give it up, a Trump sycophant is exactly what will be joining The View.

Fox host Dagen McDowell did her part for the network’s war-on-Mueller effort by suggesting that it’s not fair for Donald Trump to be required to tell the truth to the special prosecutor.

Today, Donald Trump’s attorneys, Jay Sekulow and Rudy Giuliani, took over Sean Hannity’s radio show as guest hosts.

MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle demolished Laura Ingraham’s deceitful attempt to sanitize her blatantly racist remarks about immigration destroying the America that “we know and love.”

Laura Ingraham insisted that her jaw-dropping comments about “massive demographic changes” destroying “the America that we know and love” had “nothing to do with race or ethnicity.” Unfortunately for her, we all heard for ourselves that race and ethnicity was exactly what she was talking about.

Fox host Harris Faulkner admitted, “We have no way of knowing … I just put that out there” after she and cohosts Katie Pavlich and Lisa “Kennedy” Montgomery each suggested that Democrats had committed election fraud in Tuesday’s Ohio special election.