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Sen. Lindsey Graham became another Republican to go on Fox News and betray the very body of government he represents by urging Donald Trump Jr. to disregard a subpoena from the Senate Intelligence Committee. Naturally, Trump lickspittle extraordinaire Maria Bartiromo didn’t put up any challenge.

Yes, we still get mail from people who think they are writing to Fox News. I have to admit I enjoy getting a glimpse into their mindsets. Lately, a lot of those minds feel that Fox News is too liberal and not pro-Trump enough. Really.

While the Trump family of liars hides from just about any media outlet that might ask a tough question, Lara Trump made fun of Democrats training to go on Fox, saying, “When you’re telling the truth and you don’t need to fabricate something or dodge questions, it’s very easy to go on and answer questions honestly and truthfully.”

After 72-year-old middle schooler Donald Trump referred to presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg as “Alfred E. Neumann,” all three Fox & Friends appreciated Trump’s humor and ignored Buttigieg’s perfect, millennial response.

If you’ve watched Fox’s Tucker Carlson Tonight at all lately, you’ve almost certainly seen ads for MyPillow. As other advertisers have fled, MyPillow’s Trump-loving founder and CEO Mike Lindell has doubled down. Unfortunately, that investment would not seem to have paid off as we learned today that the company laid off 150 employees.

“Straight news” anchor Bill Hemmer blatantly prodded Rep. Jim Jordan to urge Donald Trump Jr. to thumb his nose at a Congressional subpoena looking into the Trump campaign’s activities with Russia.

On Wednesday, as the House Judiciary Committee was about to vote on holding Attorney General William Barr in contempt, Fox host Neil Cavuto tried to prod Republican Congresswoman Debbie Lesko into blaming special counsel Robert Mueller as “the source of all of this.”

Fox Nation is having an “inaugural summit” next week in Scottsdale, Arizona. But it made up a reason to bar one subscriber to the streaming service, The Washington Post’s Erik Wemple.

Last night, during his rally that Fox News promoted throughout its town hall with Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Donald Trump goaded his crowd with inflammatory rhetoric about immigrants, then jokingly appreciated someone’s “shoot ‘em!” response. Today, “objective” Bill Hemmer helped the Trump campaign pretend that never happened as he also agreed with a Republican guest that Trump rallies are “fun” and “humorous.”

During its town hall with Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Fox News found ways to let viewers know it was still Trump TV both by interrupting the town hall to play a Trump-friendly video and by repeatedly promoting a prime time Trump rally later that evening.