We still don’t have all the answers about Jared Kushner’s meetings with the Russians during the 2016 presidential campaign and now there are questions about his and wife Ivanka Trump’s relationship with Wendi Murdoch who, it turns out, may be a Chinese agent.

In a Martin Luther King Day discussion full of ludicrous excuses for Donald Trump’s bigoted behavior, guest David Brody capped it all off with the argument that Trump is besties with Oprah Winfrey.

Joe Arpaio weighed in on the terrible incident in Hawaii yesterday, when residents were erroneously alerted that a ballistic missile was on its way, by suggesting it was tied to some kind of cover up of President Barack Obama’s birth certificate.

The Reagan Battalion, a conservative website, put together a mashup video of Jeanine Pirro raving about Donald Trump with the kind of language you’d expect to see on North Korean state television, not an American cable news network.

Kevin Jackson, the Fox News contributor last seen suggesting that the FBI may have plotted to assassinate Donald Trump, was back on Fox News last night, this time in his usual role as black promoter of white racism.

In their eagerness to defend Donald Trump’s indefensible attack on immigrants from “s**thole countries,” Laura Ingraham and Jason Chaffetz pretended only Democratic Senator Dick Durbin said he had heard the remark and dishonestly cast him as the liar.

When Roger Ailes left Fox News, the network lost its programming mastermind. But Donald Trump has stepped into the void.

Fox News cohost Rachel Campos-Duffy put more blame on Democrats for Donald Trump’s hideously racist comment yesterday, “Why are we having all these people from s**thole countries come here?” than on Trump himself. Even worse, that seems to be the new GOP Party line, judging from later comments by host Harris Faulkner and Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy.

Tucker Carlson distorted the significance of Donald Trump’s unhinged attack on immigrants from “s***hole countries” in order to claim Trump was merely saying, “other countries aren’t as good places to live as America.”

After Donald Trump acted very unfit for office by referring to Haitian and African immigrants as “people from s***hole countries,” the Trumper cohosts on The Five got right to work justifying, whitewashing and normalizing the obvious bigotry: “This is how Trump relates to people;” and “I’ve lived in apartments like that … Everybody has lived in an s-hole,” were just some of the ways the cohosts made excuses for Trump and pretended they were not.