What a coincidence that two days after Donald Trump attacked the legitimacy of a Fox News poll showing 54% of Americans support impeachment, Fox host Steve Doocy used the same bogus argument to side squarely with Trump over his own employer.

Fox News host Steve Hilton’s call for the dismantling of the FBI was too extreme for his right-wing guests but plenty of viewers on YouTube thought it didn’t go far enough. They called for the execution and/or assassination of former FBI Director James Comey, former DNI Director James Clapper and Democrats, in general.

Fox News outrageousness covered a variety of topics last week: There was a refusal to recognize that the inspector general’s report debunked the right-wing "witch hunt" conspiracy theories; an attack on impeachment; a smear of Greta Thunberg and some doozies from Sen. Mitch McConnell. Put on your thinking caps and read on!

Sean Hannity boasted to Fox News viewers that he’s ultimate journalist, one who conducts “straight reporting” as well as “investigative reporting” and opinion. He just forgot to mention that he lies through his teeth.

While billionaire Steve Hilton suggests he's looking out for the little guy when calling for dismantling the FBI, make no mistake: He knows that would result in all kinds of privatization that would benefit the wealthy.

Donald Trump has been triggered by his favorite network adding a bit of real balance instead of fawning over him 24/7. Sad!

Despite Fox News’ best efforts, its own polling shows that the majority of Americans still think Donald Trump should be impeached, rising slightly from 53 to 54% since October.

Buried in Mitch McConnell’s load of corruption he boasted about on the Hannity show was one surprising comment: a refusal to assure Sean Hannity and viewers he thought Donald Trump has done nothing wrong with regard to Ukraine. But McConnell doesn’t deserve any praise for that.

After Mitch McConnell got through admitting he plans a sham impeachment trial in the Senate, he boasted about how he obstructed the appointment of judges in the Obama era, and how he’s stacking the courts under Trump.

Former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson has written an editorial in The New York Times calling on the network to release her and other victims of sexual harassment from their non-disclosure agreements so that they can speak about their experiences. She calls it the "next phase" in the #MeToo movement.