Alec Baldwin played Bill O'Reilly and Donald Trump in this Saturday Night Live skit about O'Reilly's sexual harassment scandal. It will probably infuriate both of the gropers. But the rest of us can enjoy the satire and have some laughs on them.

Now that Donald Trump has launched some missiles against Syria, Senator Lindsey Graham is so “proud” that he now trusts Trump with yet another war, this time a proxy war against Iran and regime change in Syria.

On Thursday night, Shepard Smith broke into The O’Reilly Factor with “Breaking News.” But there was no breaking news. So was this the result of a new spate of advertisers suddenly fleeing the scandal-ridden Factor? Or something else? 

Last night, Sean Hannity suggested that Donald Trump’s missile strike against Syria was the magnificent act of a magnificent world leader. But just a few short years ago, he thought striking Syria would not be “very effective” and that the U.S. should "take out Iran's nuclear sites" instead.

Fox News didn’t waste much time last night getting out the pompoms for Donald Trump’s military strike on Syria, even as a bout of collective amnesia regarding his huge flip-flop on the subject took hold.

The Hannity show was live tonight with coverage of President Heel Spur’s (illegal) missile launch against Syria. But someone forgot to notify Sean Hannity’s Twitter feed. Because if you were not watching Fox, you might think he spent a lot of time talking about Susan Rice (again).

President Heel Spurs who, you may recall, attacked President Barack Obama for wanting to intervene in Syria - and demanded he get Congressional approval - has suddenly decided he was so upset about the Syrian government's chemical attack on civilians that he has not only launched dozens of missiles, he couldn't be bothered to get Congressional approval.

“Objective” Fox host Martha MacCallum was so shockingly disinterested in issues surrounding Russia’s meddling with our last presidential election – and so ridiculously obsessed with arguing that Donald Trump’s evidence-free attacks on Susan Rice merit the same or more investigation, it’s a wonder her guest, Democrat Eric Swalwell, of the House Intelligence Committee, didn’t laugh in her face.

Fox host Harris Faulkner smeared her own Democratic colleague for having “ex-boyfriend-style” anger over Republican obstruction of Merrick Garland’s nomination to the Supreme Court. Faulkner and her Fox pals went on to suggest that the Republican deployment of the nuclear option, i.e. elimination of the requirement that a Supreme Court nominee get 60 Senate votes for confirmation, is all the fault of Democrats.

Rebecca Diamond, a former Fox News and Fox Business host who has accused Bill O’Reilly of sexual harassment, has responded on Twitter to Donald Trump after he publicly sided with O’Reilly during what has become a massive sexual harassment scandal.