From January 29 until today, Fox Nation kept on its website a video of cars running over liberal protesters. The accompanying text read, “Study the technique; it may prove useful in the next four years.”

Sean Hannity is very angry about the events surrounding the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville last weekend. Not about white supremacy, violence or Donald Trump’s response. No, Hannity is very angry that his beloved Trump has been so terribly mistreated while so many black racists have gotten off the hook.

Ooh-wee, do we have some Fox doozies for you this week! But first, let us take a moment to recognize newly re-minted Republican Governor Jim Justice whose non-reality-based gushing over Donald Trump made him the the runaway winner of last week’s poll. Then click below to see this week's crop of candidates.

As I write this, probably thousands of protesters have gathered near Trump Tower ready to send Donald Trump a message when he arrives at about 9 PM ET. But Fox host Martha MacCallum made it sound as though they were there for a friendly greeting.

Fox News host Harris Faulkner sank to grotesque new depths defending Donald Trump’s questionable responses to the violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville on Saturday.

Fox News’ Ainsley Earhardt was just delighted to learn that 12 members of Trump’s cabinet attend a weekly Bible study, or as she called it, a “gathering at the White House for God.” But she never mentioned that the group is led by a raging homophobic pastor – wait, what?

Is this a perfect theme song for NewsHounds or what? It's an infectious tune, too! Check it out after the jump.

Fox News’ Pete Hegseth just loved Donald Trump’s failure to call out white supremacists after their rally in Charlottesville turned violent yesterday. That’s because, Hegseth suggested, those neo-Nazis deserve all the same love given to Black Lives Matter!

Fox’s Jeanine Pirro and Mike Huckabee just can’t understand why people are upset with Donald Trump for not denouncing the white supremacists whose rally turned violent in Charlottesville, VA – if for no other reason than because President Barack Obama would have! 

After former KKK grand wizard David Duke inconveniently credited Donald Trump as the inspiration for the Charlottesville alt-right and neo-Nazi rally that turned violent, Fox News reporter Kristin Fisher dutifully erased Trump’s history of refusing to disavow Duke.