Yesterday, in addition to threatening to invade Mexico and hanging up on the prime minister of Australia, Donald Trump's national security adviser, Michael Flynn, suddenly decided to start trying to bully Iran with the vague threat that they are “on notice.” It’s almost Sean Hannity’s dream come true.

Not long after Fox News suggested that University of California, Berkeley should no longer receive federal funding after a protest against alt-right Milo Yiannopoulos turned violent last night, Fox’s BFF in the White House did the network’s bidding by threatening exactly that. 

Judging from the unhinged reaction on Tuesday’s The Five, the protests against Donald Trump’s hideous immigration order known as the “Muslim Ban” must be getting to the White House and the Trump lackeys at Fox News. 

The words on the Statue of Liberty welcome the "huddled masses." But it's clear that Fox News fears and loathes these masses - especially if they're not white and not Christian. So it's no surprise that on Monday's Fox & Friends, Pete Hegseth continued his attack on the black, Muslim Somali community in Minnesota because, gosh darn it, they're just not assimilating. 

Last night, protesters gathered outside the Supreme Court after Donald Trump nominated conservative Neil Gorsuch to the bench. Fox News' Tucker Carlson was there to sneer at them.

With Donald Trump in office, I think it’s safe to say that there is no end in sight to Fox News outrageousness. This particular roundup for your consideration includes some race baiting, comments about the wall, the Women’s March on Washington, some chilling remarks from Kellyanne Conway about the press – and more. Check them out!

I have no problem with any liberal criticizing President Barack Obama. I’ve got my own criticisms of him. But only an extremely naïve or an extremely self-serving liberal would think a Fox News discussion questioning Obama’s criticisms of Donald Trump’s Muslim ban an appropriate place for that. Into which category does liberal Democrat Dennis Kucinich fall? I report, you decide.

Apparently, former President Barack Obama’s criticism of Donald Trump’s “Muslim ban” immigration order was not on Fox News’ timetable for when it’s appropriate for a former president to criticize his successor. So yesterday, the network spent more than five minutes driving that point home to its viewers.

A memo from James and Lachlan Murdoch to employees stopped just short of explicitly criticizing Donald Trump’s "Muslim ban," but the implicit disapproval could not be missed.

Donald Trump fired acting Attorney General Nancy Yates on Monday after she publicly announced doubts about the legality of his executive order barring refugees and immigrants from many predominantly Muslim countries. But standing up for integrity, principles and the rule of law for Americans meant nothing to Trumpsters Sean Hannity and Newt Gingrich.