When Fox News host Steve Hilton gave Donald Trump an opening to rehabilitate himself over the January 6 insurrection he was impeached for, he responded by boasting that the rally just before “was tremendous numbers” and “a lovefest, beautiful.” He went on to blame Nancy Pelosi for the violence.

Tucker Carlson "celebrated" Black History Month by attacking, for a second time, a Black Lives Matter public school curriculum which, according to Carlson, is a danger to all that white America holds near and dear.

In December, Democrat Marie Harf had the gumption – and the decency - to point out that, 43 minutes into the Outnumbered show, the horrific COVID death toll of 3,000 Americans the day before had not been mentioned. She’s been disappeared from the show that supposedly opposes “cancel culture” ever since.

Russell Vought, the conservative ideologue who served as OMB Director for the last six months of Donald Trump’s term, apparently doesn’t know that Republican governors of red states support the COVID relief bill Vought claimed is unneeded. Vought also refused to acknowledge that Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election.

Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick (yes, him) suggested that Trump did migrant children a favor by separating them from their families at the border.

BuzzFeed News published a devastating portrait of Rep. Madison Cawthorn as a serial sexual harasser today. A little later, he was welcomed on Fox News Primetime as the future of conservatism.

If Freud was right, then this clip, in which she inadvertently calls Trump “Donald Troll,” confirms my suspicion that Fox News anchor Sandra Smith is not a Trump fan.

Fox News host Jesse Watters suggested that Chris Hayes is a traitor for criticizing Rep. Lauren Boebert (QAnon-CO) using a slew of guns as a backdrop during a Zoom call in to a Congressional hearing.

CPAC’s annual conference will undoubtedly be a festival of Big Election Lies and the Murdoch family’s Fox Nation is helping to foot the bill to the tune of $250,000.

Harris Faulkner helped Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick promote the “blame green energy” lie about Texas’ power catastrophe, then let him grandstand about relief for Texans his with gigantic energy bills, and pretended he had not left out almost all the details.