Kris Kobach, the anti-immigrant Kansas Secretary of State who has the ear of Donald Trump, not only could not prove Donald Trump’s claim that he lost the popular vote because of voter fraud, Kobach was forced to admit that under his theory, Hillary Clinton maybe should have won the Electoral College vote.

Laura Ingraham, who was reportedly under consideration to be press secretary, delivered a stern warning to the Trump administration on Fox & Friends this morning.

Fox & Friends were so eager to help Kellyanne Conway spin the Trump administration’s debacle over National Security Adviser Mike Flynn’s resignation that the hosts brought up talking points she hadn’t thought of. For that, she was deeply grateful.

We’ve got some doozies for you to choose from this week. I’d even argue that Kellyanne Conway has some serious competition for her on-air ad for Ivanka Trump merchandise. See if you agree after the jump.

Congratulations to Fox News host Eric Bolling. His smear of Senator Charles Schumer was so outrageous, it beat out Donald Trump's defense of Putin to win our Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll last week.

Fox News regular guest Ben Stein didn’t just attack the federal appeals court for rejecting Donald Trump’s Muslim ban, Stein went on to accuse anti-Trump protesters of having started a civil war.

After advocating for a new war to “end” North Korea yesterday, Fox News’ John Bolton was all but asked to promote his latest war fever on the air again today. Oh, and he signaled that the Trump administration should blame its aggression on Barack Obama.

For Geraldo Rivera, changing the name of Yale’s Calhoun College, named after a proslavery racist, to honor groundbreaking scientist Grace Murray Hopper was just too “intolerant” for him.

Tucker Carlson has started monitoring reporters’ Twitter feeds for signs of anti-Trump bias. But he ought to take a look at what some of his own colleagues are tweeting before getting on his high horse. That is, unless he is deliberately ignoring pro-Trump bias. 

John Bolton, the Iraq-war hawk Trumpster who has been salivating for a war with Iran, has a new war he’s pushing for: one that would bring about a “merger of two Koreas, the end of North Korea, basically.”