That “serious family emergency” that kept Jeanine Pirro from appearing on Hannity last night – one day before her suspension ended – didn’t keep her from her usual show tonight - but she didn’t have the decency to apologize for her bigoted attack on Rep. Ilhan Omar that Fox "strongly condemned."

Sean Hannity’s plan to bring Jeanine Pirro back to the Fox News airwaves one day before her suspension officially ended didn’t go as hoped.

Stephen Moore was already a horrible choice for a seat on the Federal Reserve Board based on his incompetence, alone, but now we learn there’s a federal tax lien against him for more than $75,000. Naturally, he got some sympathetic air time on Fox News to tell us all he’s really a victim. Because on Fox News, it’s always OK if you’re a Republican.

Joseph Azam, a former senior vice president at News Corp., told NPR about how the anti-Muslim and other bigoted rhetoric he heard at work there was so offensive, both as a Muslim and an American, that he left his job and now feels compelled to speak out.

Fox & Friends and, probably, the Fan in Chief, got an unexpected message this morning when Democrat Jay Inslee veered off topic, looked into the camera and challenged Donald Trump to release his tax returns and “show what he’s been hiding.” Bravo.

Clayton Morris, the former Fox & Friends host turned real estate investment “expert,” is the subject of multiple lawsuits and complaints to attorneys general alleging that Morris deceived real estate purchasers he was supposedly helping to find financial freedom.

Morgan Ortagus is the latest to go through the revolving door from Fox News to the Trump TV administration. Unlike her predecessor, Fox News host Heather Nauert, Ortagus appears to be qualified for the position of State Department spokesperson.

If you thought Special Report anchor Bret Baier would have noticed that Attorney General William Barr did not exonerate Donald Trump on conspiring or coordinating with Russia, think again.

The only thing more anti-American than Donald Trump attacking his own country’s media as “truly” the “enemy of the people,” is a so-called news host, in this case Stuart Varney, slobbering over the dangerous rhetoric and all but calling for more and worse.

In a transparent attempt to avoid discussion of anti-Islamic terrorism, Pete Hegseth and the virulently anti-Muslim evangelical pastor Robert Jeffress  ignored the white supremacist hatred behind the New Zealand Muslim massacre and, instead, attacked the media for supposedly blaming Trump for the horrific incident.