Donald Trump threw a Twitter temper tantrum today after Fox News Sunday dared to host Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI) to talk about Trump’s coming impeachment.

After Sean Hannity bizarrely tried to resurrect his feud with Jimmy Kimmel, Megyn Kelly jumped into the non-existent fray on Hannity’s behalf. I’m sure she never gave it a thought that Hannity might be able to help her get her old Fox job back.

Sean Hannity bizarrely threatened to “unload” on Jimmy Kimmel, presumably to make a gallant defense of Melania Trump’s son, Barron, in a fit of hypocritical outrage over the invocation of young Trump's name during Wednesday’s impeachment hearing.

I don’t know about you, but if I my phone calls turned up in the House impeachment investigation and I had nothing to do with the matter, I’d waste no time trying to prove my lack of involvement. But Nunes keeps dodging questions about his relationship with Parnas.

Rep. John Ratcliffe (R-TX) visited Fox & Friends this morning where host Brian Kilmeade said he “asked some great questions” in yesterday’s impeachment hearing before asking any questions himself.

Disgraced ex-Fox News reporter James Rosen got a different viral moment than he probably hoped for when he asked Speaker Nancy Pelosi if she “hates” Donald Trump after she announced that the House will draw up articles of impeachment.

The House Judiciary Committee will hold its first impeachment hearing Wednesday, at 10 AM ET. The witnesses will be four constitutional scholars. Given the makeup of the Committee, there are sure to be fireworks.

The Trump Bus tire marks on Rudy Giuliani are becoming more apparent, and now Donald Trump has reportedly ordered him to stay off Fox News.

Last week, Tucker Carlson claimed he was joking when he told a guest he sides with Russia over Ukraine. Last night, Carlson told another guest, “I think we should probably take the side of Russia if we have to choose between Russia and Ukraine." There was not even a hint of humor.

Fox’s Senior Judicial Analyst Andrew Napolitano blasted Donald Trump for not sending anyone to the House Judiciary Committee impeachment hearing to be held Wednesday. While he was at it, Napolitano called Trump’s behavior toward Ukraine “clearly impeachable”  and the evidence “overwhelming.”