Donald Trump didn’t just get a friendly Fox News platform to spin his suggestion that supporters assassinate Hillary Clinton, host Sean Hannity even fed Trump his talking points for him.

CNN’s Brian Stelter is not the only one blasting Sean Hannity for promoting Donald Trump’s baseless claim that the November election is rigged.

Before he worked for CNN, Brian Stelter ran the TVNewser site which posts a lot of news about Fox News. Stelter revealed today that a woman he once dated turned out to be a spy for Fox News.

Fox & Friends hosts Steve Doocy and Pete Hegseth all but pleaded with a Republican national security expert to change his mind and support Donald Trump.

Remember when Sean Hannity suggested Donald Trump surrogates should start smearing Gold Star father Khizr Khan – and then hinted he was itching for the job? Last night, he fulfilled his wish.

Not surprisingly, the departure of CEO Roger Ailes has thrown the future of Fox News into question. Not whether it will exist, per se, but what kind of entity will remain.

Fox News host Andrea Tantaros has joined the growing chorus of women accusing Fox's just-deposed chief, Roger Ailes, of sexual harassment.  However, in this case, Tantaros is also pointing a finger at some senior Fox News management.

Fox News host Trish Regan did her part to help promote bigoted, right-wing smears against Muslim Gold Star father Khizr Khan. The smears just happened to echo Donald Trump’s.

CNN’s Brian Stelter didn’t just suggest Sean Hannity was unprofessional and irresponsible but blasted him as “unpatriotic” for helping to promote Donald Trump’s accusation that the election will be rigged “without a shred of evidence.”

Last week, outrageousness continued over Donald Trump's smears of the Gold Star Khan family. Also, Fox News was there to help spin Trump's sinking poll numbers and questions about his wife's immigration. There's more outrageousness a click away after the jump. And then we look to our readers to determine which was the most outrageous of them all.