Joseph diGenova may have lost out on becoming Donald Trump’s newest lawyer but his smear of James Comey was the big winner in our last Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll. We’ve got our latest poll after the jump.

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld spent nearly six minutes singing the praises of torture – and smearing those who oppose it as unpatriotic. In between bits of Gutfeld’s idea of comedy.

If ever you needed proof that Fox & Friends cares more about making Fan-in-Chief Donald Trump look good than about informing viewers, you need look no further than the Curvy Couch’s silence this morning about Stormy Daniels’ 60 Minutes interview last night.

Former Fox host Eric Bolling spent 10 minutes talking to CNN’s Brian Stelter yesterday. I’m a Stelter fan but I think he blew some opportunities to get past Bolling’s blatantly false claim that there were not many Trumpers at Fox when Bolling worked there.

Fox host Jeanine Pirro clashed with Ann Coulter over the spending bill Donald Trump signed Friday. When Coulter suggested that Trump signed it so that he could get to Mar-a-Lago, his Florida vacation home, Pirro laughably dismissed that because Trump is such a hard worker. Sure he is… if you consider tweeting, golfing and watching television “hard work.”

Fox News' "fair and balanced" discussion about today's March for Our Lives turned into a whataboutism whine about the anti-abortion March for Life. There was some dissembling, too.

When Tucker Carlson vowed he “never would” attack the Parkland school shooting survivors who have become gun control activists, that must have been so pre-March for our Lives ago. On the eve of the student-led national protests for gun control, Carlson spent more than 10 minutes on a segment Fox News called, “Tucker: Why I’m picking on kid activists like David Hogg.”

Apparently, CNN Chief Jeff Zucker’s criticisms of Fox News as a “pure propaganda machine” were just too much for snowflake Sean Hannity’s tender sensibilities. So he “defended” his network by ranting about Bill Clinton and called CNN the “Bleep hole network.” So professional!

John Bolton has more in common with his Trump cronies than just his history at Fox News: He also has a history of abusive behavior. This is at least partly what prevented his confirmation, by a Republican-controlled Senate, as U.N. ambassador during the George W. Bush administration.

Chickenhawk John Bolton – who just can’t wait to start new wars with Iran and/or North Korea – is Donald Trump’s pick to replace H.R. McMaster and is the latest Fox News personality to join the Trump administration.