During his White House exit interview and Fox News audition on The Hannity show last night, Donald Trump’s outgoing Chief of Staff Reince Priebus argued that Trumpcare is still undead.

It’s hard to think of anyone who has been more viciously attacked in the media by his superiors than Reince Priebus. But just when I was feeling sympathetic toward the just-ousted White House chief of staff, he went on Hannity and groveled.

One day before Reince Priebus resigned as White House chief of staff, Fox host Kimberly Guilfoyle had dinner with Donald Trump and reportedly told him Priebus was not serving Trump’s agenda.

Fox host Brian Kilmeade’s complaint about the defeat of Trumpcare, “The healthy people are paying for the sick people,” was not just laughable ignorance about how insurance works. It showed a hideousness in his soul that should disturb any patriotic American.

Martha MacCallum’s contentious interview with Sarah Huckabee Sanders was probably more of a sign that Rupert Murdoch is disgusted with Anthony Scaramucci than a sign of good journalism.

Republicans are about to vote to take away health insurance from 16 million Americans and increase premiums in the insurance exchanges by 20%, as per the CBO.

I can understand Attorney General Jeff Sessions not wanting to quit his job. But during his softball interview with Tucker Carlson tonight, Sessions slobbered over Trump as a “strong leader” and all but shrugged off the childish, disrespectful and un-presidential attacks he has engaged in.

This morning in the Anthony Scaramucci edition of Fox & Friends ongoing series: “Fact checking is for other people,” the TV arm of Team Trump promoted Scaramucci’s ridiculously false claim that someone had broken the law by “leaking” his public disclosure form to Politico.

Fox’s Tom Shillue seems to find it amusing that 15 million Americans might lose health insurance under the GOP’s so-called “skinny repeal” of Obamacare. “I’m going to call it ‘The Lifestyle Lift,’” he joked, to uproarious laughter from his conservative The Five cohosts.

On Fox News tonight, Mike Pence did not promise millions of Americans would not lose health insurance under Trumpcare. What was even worse, he didn’t mind a bit – because freedom!