Tucker Carlson seemed ready for another browbeating and condescension fest tonight,  this time with O.J. Simpson’s former prison guard and supposed friend. But guest Jeffrey Felix would not fight and, after he admiringly described O.J. Simpson’s private parts, Carlson decided he had had enough.

As Donald Trump slides in popularity so, it seems, does Fox News.

Did Mark Steyn really mean to suggest Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are lovebirds? 

In the New York Times, Donald Trump publicly attacked his own attorney general, Jeff Sessions, for, in essence, putting principles over protection of Trump in the Russia investigation. But what’s not to love about such un-presidential, unethical behavior if you’re Fox & Friends?

This is what passed for business news on the Fox Business Network yesterday.

Senator John McCain has been diagnosed with a particularly nasty form of brain cancer, it was announced tonight.

Fox News seems to be having a bit of trouble explaining away Trump’s just-disclosed, hour-long conversation with Russian president Vladimir Putin for which there is no official record, which was attended by no other American official and in which Trump relied on Putin’s Russian translator.

Ainsley Earhardt joined colleague Brian Kilmeade in trying to smear Republicans who oppose the repeal of Obamacare and don’t blindly suck up to Donald Trump the way she does.

Fox News host and Donald Trump fangirl Harris Faulkner didn’t just dismiss Trump’s furtive, hour-long meeting with Vladimir Putin as two chaps “lingering over dinner.” No, Faulkner went the extra mile to suggest that suspicions are mere partisan jealousy of Trump’s awesome deal-making skills.

Fox News’ White House correspondent John Roberts sent a strong message to the Trump administration today when he walked out of the off-camera press briefing and said that he would have stayed if it had been on camera.