Fox News cleverly used the “controversy” over Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s Native American heritage claims both to avoid talking about her policy ideas and to suggest she’s already out of the presidential contest.

Donald Trump claims to be hard working, despite the majority of his schedule marked as “executive time,” but a tweet today inadvertently proved again how important Fox News is to him and how little he cares about facts.

Besides the fact that he’s an adulterous, self-dealing hypocrite, there are even better reasons you should never shake hands with Fox News host Pete Hegseth: He said he never washes them because “germs are not a real thing.”

Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker passed his Trump/Fox News audition with his snarky, disrespectful and anti-American behavior during a House Judiciary Committee hearing last week, at least judging from the amused reactions of both Mick Mulvaney and Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday today.

Tucker Carlson tried, but failed, to sandbag his guest, a policy adviser to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, over the Green New Deal.

After the contentious opening of Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker’s testimony to the House Judiciary Committee, Fox News had not a single legal expert on its panel. The “analysis” began with a Fox Business host whining that Chairman Jerrold Nadler and the Democrats were taking advantage of Whitaker.

At the end of his State of the Union speech, Donald Trump spread the newest “pro-life” lie about how expanded abortion rights include “infanticide.” This bogus claim is making its way around right-wing media so it was no surprise to see the America’s Newsroom hosts merely smile while GOP Rep. Steve Scalise validated the SOTU lie.

One day after Fox & Friends host Brian Kilmeade uttered a McCarthy-ite smear against Democrats who didn't applaud during the State of the Union address, he and cohost Ainsley Earhardt drifted further into banana republic territory by “just asking” why the fan in chief doesn't start investigating the House Democrats now exercising their Constitutional role of oversight.

After spending the last two years in Congress protecting Donald Trump from any effective oversight or scrutiny, and despite claims to be done with the bitter partisanship in Washington, Trey “Benghazi” Gowdy is now working for Fox News where it’s clear his assignment is to undermine the coming investigations now that Democrats have taken control of the House of Representatives.

If you thought Donald Trump’s State of the Union last night sounded a lot like one of Sean Hannity’s monologues, you were not alone.