Although a Washington Post deep dive into Jeanine Pirro’s entanglement with Donald Trump highlights how the two have scratched each other’s back for decades, a subtext is that Pirro’s unethical behavior has never been an issue for him. Fox News doesn't seem to have much of a problem with it, either.

As Rep. Matt Gaetz faces the loss of his law license over a menacing tweet to Michael Cohen, Sean Hannity thinks Gaetz would make a fab guest host.

Tucker Carlson’s blistering attack on war hawk and national security adviser John Bolton, a Fox News colleague for more than a decade, was something you almost never see on Fox News. Yet this almost-principled stance was slathered with Carlson dishonesty.

Tucker Carlson – yes, that Tucker Carlson – spent his opening three segments last night destroying any and all rationales for a military attack on Iran. He even suggested that the sanctions are counterproductive. Maybe that, along with Donald Trump’s evident credence in Carlson’s counsel, is what put war-lusting Sean Hannity in such a bellicose mood in the following hour.

You may never hear me say this again, but thank you, Tucker Carlson, for taking a stand for common sense and doing your best to avert a disastrous war with Iran.

What’s a chickenhawk like Sean Hannity to do when his lust for war with Iran is thwarted by his beloved Donald Trump? Why, make unhinged suggestions that Trump “bomb the hell out of” the country and gleefully advising he inflict “pain” “like never before.” All of that sanctioned by Fox News.

Fox News found at least two creative ways to exploit Joe Biden’s remarks. One, to pretend he had somehow absolved Donald Trump’s remark about “some very fine” people marching with the Nazis in Charlottesville and the other as an excuse to make racial attacks on Cory Booker and Kamala Harris for objecting.

As tensions ramp up with Iran, Donald Trump’s Fox toadies are already at work minimizing the danger of a military conflict and absolving Donald Trump of any responsibility for the conflagration he is igniting.

Like some overgrown character from West Side Story come to life - and to broadcasting - bullyboy Sean Hannity announced on the air he wants to meet CNN’s Jim Acosta “privately in a mutually agreeable schoolyard, alone.”

After Donald Trump divulged plans to round up and deport “millions” of undocumented immigrants (it’s probably thousands), Fox News helpfully promoted it as a righteous idea while overlooking how Trump might have just sabotaged the plan.