Today’s January 6th hearing will focus on Donald Trump’s pressure on the Department of Justice to overturn the 2020 election. We’ve got it streaming after the jump.

Rupert Murdoch and his fourth wife, Jerry Hall, are divorcing, according to The New York Times.

In the wake of yesterday’s bombshell Jan. 6 hearings, Tucker Carlson deflected in a 12+ minute harangue about Stephen Colbert, who just happened to have comedically shredded him the night before. Carlson continued suggesting Colbert’s staff were the real insurrectionists and accused Colbert of contributing to the collapse of civilization.

Stephen Colbert made comedic mincemeat of Tucker Carlson’s dishonest attempt to claim that some Late Show producers “committed insurrection.”

Today, we will hear from three Republicans: Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, Gabriel Sterling, chief operating officer for the secretary of state's office, and Arizona House Speaker Rusty Bowers.

Tucker Carlson used the dubious arrest of Stephen Colbert’s Late Show producers at the U.S. Capitol to again suggest that the January 6th insurrection was no biggie and that the insurrectionists are the real victims.

The $15 million settlement suggests she had the goods on Fox.

FNC’s Martha MacCallum didn’t explicitly blame Black Lives Matter for the murder of two Los Angeles police officers, but I’m sure everyone understood what she meant when she said George Floyd’s death has left “so many” unsafe during the discussion of the crime.

Never mind that the oil companies are raking in the dough while American families suffer with sky-high gasoline prices. On Fox News, it’s really Biden’s fault!

Today’s January 6th hearing was full of gobsmacking details Donald Trump’s push to get Mike Pence to illegally overturn the election. But Fox News’ legal analyst Jonathan Turley only wanted to talk about how the hearing – which only heard from Republicans – was not “balanced.”