Before Rudy Giuliani visited Fox & Friends this morning, the Curvy Couch Crew did its best to bolster Rudy Giuliani’s ridiculous claim that Donald Trump both reimbursed lawyer Michael Cohen for the Stormy Daniels hush money and knew nothing about it at the time. Fox’s own Judge Andrew Napolitano ripped the story to shreds.

Rudy Giuliani followed up his disastrous Hannity interview last night with an equally bad attempt on Fox & Friends this morning to explain away his bombshell about Donald Trump reimbursing lawyer Michael Cohen for the Stormy Daniels hush money. Afterward, Daniels attorney Michael Avenatti sent his hilarious appreciation to the show.

Rudy Giuliani's explanation about Trump's reimbursement of hush money paid to Stormy Daniels sounds a lot like, "There were so many women lawyer Michael Cohen paid off for Donald Trump, he didn't keep track of where the money was going."

As even Fox News hosts acknowledged Wednesday night, Rudy Giuliani had just caused a headache (at the least) for client Donald Trump by announcing on Hannity that he had reimbursed lawyer Michael Cohen for hush money paid to Stormy Daniels that Trump supposedly knew nothing about. But you would never know a thing about that from glancing at the homepage of FoxNews.com. UPDATED: FoxNews.com now has the news... now that Giuliani has "clarified" his remarks.

Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani dropped a bombshell tonight when he told Sean Hannity that despite Trump’s claim to have known nothing about the hush money paid to Stormy Daniels, Trump had reimbursed Cohen for the $130,000 Cohen claimed to have paid out of his own pocket.

When basketball star LeBron James criticized Donald Trump, Trumper Laura Ingraham described his comments as “barely intelligible” and advised him to “shut up and dribble.” Yet, when newly-minted conservative Kanye West made a clearly unintelligible comment about slavery, Ingraham, aided by guest Kevin Jackson, gave West some nice Fox rehab!

Sean Hannity has just the plan to right the wrongs to the biggest victim of our justice system ever, Donald Trump: Let Hannity or Rush Limbaugh interview Dear Leader instead of special counsel Robert Mueller – because questions from one of Trump's biggest, loudest supporters is just what the country needs in investigating whether or not the Trump campaign helped Russia interfere in our 2016 election.

Donald Trump’s top advisers, also known as Fox News, are going all out to frighten us into believing that Iran has secret nukes, with facts and truth taking a back seat. For those who remember the dishonest scare tactics that paved the way for George W. Bush to invade Iraq, it’s “yellowcake” déjà vu all over again.

Even as Fox News and Donald Trump work to pull out of the Iran nuclear agreement and raise the threat of conflict in the Middle East, not to mention with North Korea, Trump TV is campaigning for him to win a Nobel Peace Prize – or even two, according to one Fox guest.

Ooh, do we have some tough choices for you this week. We’ve got a medley of Donald Trump outrageousness from his unhinged interview last week; we’ve got Candace Owens on the lack of police brutality and praise for Dr. Ronny Jackson. And no, we are not offering an “All Of The Above” option. Because that would be the winner every week!