Although Fox News hosts and guests have reportedly been told not to name the whistleblower whose complaint was the genesis for the Trump impeachment inquiry, the personalities have brazenly flouted the mandate. One guest named the person on the air.

Fox News meteorologist Janice Dean did a weather report outside the studio where she gushed over men in Trump t-shirts, each holding large, complimentary paintings of Trump, at the front of the crowd. She seemed delighted as the crowd just happened to burst into Trump chants as she closed the report.

Ex-Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe had some choice words for Laura Ingraham as he literally clapped back at her bigoted commentary blaming immigrants and George Soros for a Democratic wave in Tuesday’s election.

Perhaps because Fox News host Jesse Watters took credit for helping to win the War on Christmas, his cohosts on The Five found a new excuse to destroy the holiday season, this time with a war on Thanksgiving.

Fox News host Laura Ingraham tried to put her best (white)face on Tuesday night’s Republican losses by whipping up bigotry and smears against the Democrats and the blue wave that seized control of Virginia’s legislature. But just underneath her scapegoating was a lot of anxiety for Team Trump.

Bullyboy Sean Hannity reacted to his name coming up as a figure in the Trump impeachment inquiry and Ukraine scandal with personal attacks, lies and denying what he was not accused of.

On his radio show yesterday, Sean Hannity attacked his own employer’s polling as untrustworthy – because it happened to provide bad news for Donald Trump.

A shocker from the deposition of former Ukraine Ambassador Marie Yovanaovitch reveals that when she turned to the State Department for support while Donald Trump’s henchmen were attacking her, she was told that a high level official would seek help from Sean Hannity.

A New York Times deep dive into Donald Trump’s ‘Twitter Presidency’ reveals the Fox News shows he records and watches every morning that set his tiny Twitter fingers a-tingling.

Kellyanne Conway spent more than 11 minutes on Fox News Sunday today pretending not to know why anyone would think Donald Trump held up aid to Ukraine as part of a quid pro quo. “They got their aid and that's what's important,” she said, though she almost certainly knows better.