In a discussion about the revelation that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was on the July 25th call between Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Fox News Democrat Capri Cafaro took time out to declare that her party has no “credibility” on impeachment.

The bigotry and hate mongering from Super Christian Todd Starnes was finally too much for Fox News.

Donald Trump has a new fake map he’s trying to swindle the public with and Sean Hannity is his eager accomplice again. This one dishonestly suggests Donald Trump is too popular to be impeached.

Senator Lindsey Graham can’t seem to think of anything more important to the U.S. right now than discrediting the origins of the Russia investigation which supposedly has already exonerated Trump. Gee, I wonder if it has anything to do with lifting sanctions on Russia or distracting from impeachment.

Apparently, Donald Trump thought he was extending an olive branch to China by congratulating the country on the anniversary of its founding. But a load of American conservatives were disgusted.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ lies and gaslighting about Donald Trump’s likely criminal behavior are despicable but the credibility she gets on Fox News, the favorite network of millions of Americans, is the bigger problem for Democrats.

Not surprisingly, the U.S. visit from Greta Thunberg and the pending impeachment of Donald Trump has brought new outrageousness from the Fox News mouthpieces. So it seems like quaint, ancient history that our winner of last week’s poll, Lou Dobbs, was extolling the happy, positivity in the White House.

Yesterday, host Chris Wallace dropped a scoop that attorney Joseph diGenova and his wife worked with Rudy Giuliani to get oppo research from Ukrainian officials on Joe Biden. It just so happens that diGenova was the subject of the on-air feud between Shepard Smith and Tucker Carlson last week.

Actress and former Fox News contributor Stacey Dash was arrested in Florida yesterday for domestic violence against her husband. She claims it was self-defense.

When Robert De Niro was warned that his criticisms of Donald Trump and Fox News would likely get him attacked on the network, he let forth with bleeped profanity.