National Security Adviser John Bolton was so delighted with the Trump administration’s reimposition of sanctions against Iran, I half expected him to start singing “At Last” during his smug visit to Fox News in what passed for an interview there.

Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace deserves credit for his dogged questioning of National Security Adviser John Bolton over the Trump administration’s contradictory stances on Russia’s sabotage of U.S. democracy.

The trial of former Trump campaign manager, Paul Manafort, got the John Oliver treatment last night. And since there are no degrees of separation between Fox News and Donald Trump, Oliver highlighted Trump TV’s desperate claims that the trial has nothing to do with Trump and Russia – and then destroyed them.

Donald Trump’s repeated attacks on the media as “the enemy of the people” did not go down well with the Fox News Sunday panel today. The comments were slammed as Stalinesque, "chilling" and “enormously serious.”

In the reality-challenged world of Fox News and GOP-friendly polling, Donald Trump is awesome – but you wouldn’t know it from the biased “fake news.” Take heart, news consumers. Fox & Friends is here to set the Trump record straight!

Apparently, Fox guest and “comedian” Terrence K. Williams thinks that calling New York Times writer Sarah Jeong “Ling Ling” and “Crazy-nese” and referring to her diet of “fortune cookies” is funny. Oh, and so does Fox host Jesse Watters.

Bill Maher stuck a comedic dagger into Fox News and Donald Trump’s attacks on the press during the opening monologue of “Real Time with Bill Maher” last night.

Fox News’ Trish Regan and Howard Kurtz helped validate Donald Trump’s dangerous, anti-American attacks on the media as the “enemy of the people.”

Fox News anchor Bret Baier visited ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live show last night where he made some interesting remarks about the split between the network’s news and opinion programs.

Rather than come right out and acknowledge support for far-right Islamophobe Tommy Robinson, Tucker Carlson couched his bigotry as a concern for free speech that just happens to be full of ethnic hate. Ironically, Carlson had just condemned the free speech of an Asian woman’s old tweets mocking white people that were also taken out of context.