Along with “All I Want For Christmas Is You,” Fox News’ yearly whinefest about its imagined war on Christmas is one of the surest signs the holiday season is upon us again. Ho, ho, ho.

A New York Times Magazine profile of Sean Hannity promised but failed to deliver just how unhinged and demagogic he has become of late. Instead of the angry-looking photos featured in the article, we got Hannity as something like a mischievous conservative watchdog.

Mike Huckabee took whataboutism to new lows as he deflected from Donald Trump’s racist “Pocahontas” attack on Sen. Elizabeth Warren and tried to make it about Disney and Democrats.

First, Ned Ryun blamed liberals for sexual assault and harassment in society, then he attacked them for refusing to let men be men or boys be boys.

All five Fox News guests criticized Donald Trump’s executive order targeting funding for sanctuary cities. But host Dagen McDowell did her best to keep the conversation anti-immigrant.

In his desperation to distract from Donald Trump’s scandals, Sean Hannity has turned into “the leading conspiracy theorist on cable news,” as Vox’s Carlos Maza explains in another excellent video.

It’s bad enough that Donald Trump is pretending he “took a pass” on being Time’s Person of the Year. But Sean Hannity decided to swagger in and throw some bullyboy shade around – because how dare a news organization contradict his beloved?

From all of us to all of you, may your day be filled with good company, good friends, family and good food! A few laughs couldn't hurt, either!

Just before welcoming viewers back to a “special edition of Hannity” last night, Pirro looked to her left and said, “You know, you’re pissing me off” to some unfortunate staffer off screen.

Before referring to women harassed by Harvey Weinstein and Charlie Rose as “chicks” and “broads,” Fox host Mark Steyn also used sexual harassment allegations against Rep. John Conyers to smear Rep. Maxine Waters – even though she had nothing to do with them.