Apparently, Republican Congressman Steve King thinks that making America great again means scaring voters out of their minds about what will happen if they don’t vote for Donald Trump.

Fox regular Sheriff David Clarke has officially come unhinged. The guy who is supposed to be a law enforcement officer issued a thinly-veiled call for mob violence. 

As he watches his beloved Donald Trump’s election chances slip away, Sean Hannity is ready with a Plan B: impeaching Hillary Clinton.

Students at Liberty University have spoken out against the Christian school’s president, Jerry Falwell, Jr., for supporting Donald Trump. But that got just a passing mention when Falwell visited Fox News’ The O’Reilly Factor Friday night to promote his continuing support for Trump.

Deputy People editor JD Heyman told Fox News viewers there had been “absolutely” no coordination or communication with the Hillary Clinton campaign about a bombshell account of one its reporters being sexually assaulted by Donald Trump.

It takes a certain gall to pair twice-accused sexual harasser Bill O’Reilly with serial adulterer Newt Gingrich as a team to complain about the media coverage of multiple allegations of Donald Trump’s sexual abuse. Even worse, each has been a major player in using the media to ruin other people’s careers and worse.

In a desperate effort to help Donald Trump in the wake of the latest devastating sexual abuse allegations, Lou Dobbs tweeted a Trump accuser’s home address and phone number as part of an effort to smear her. He has since apologized and deleted the tweet.

Sean Hannity is supposed to unveil his latest smearfest in service of his beloved Donald Trump tonight. Yesterday, Bloomberg reported that Trump campaign CEO Stephen Bannon said about Bill Clinton, “We’re going to turn him into Bill Cosby.” Last night, Hannity pledged his part by announcing that he’d trot out (again) the supposed Clinton victims Trump trotted out at the last debate. But will the show still go on in the wake of the latest accusations of Trump’s groping and sexual assault?

Bringing new meaning to the phrase, "nothing to see here, move along," today's Fox News website ledes are almost strikingly devoid of any mention of the sexual assault allegations that have the Trump campaign in high dudgeon. But in Foxworld, everything is awesome....

A slew of new accusations of sexual assault and misconduct by Donald Trump came out Wednesday night. Yet Fox not only went with a pre-recorded Hannity show, the network included an unintentionally hilarious discussion in which Hannity attempted to exonerate Trump by comparing him to Bill Clinton and claiming Trump had only engaged in raunchy talk, not predatory behavior.