Caroline Heldman has come forward with new allegations of sexual harassment at Fox News, this time against consultant Woody Fraser. Her legal declaration reveals that she may have provided the idea for the show that became The Five.

The spokesman for the family of murdered DNC staffer Seth Rich appeared on CNN yesterday and indirectly proved that GOP operative Ed Butowsky lied when he said he hired private detective Rod Wheeler to investigate Rich’s death out of concern for the family.

Yesterday, Fox host Harris Faulkner announced peevishly that she has “yet to see” anyone, including Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller, say that there is any evidence of collusion between the Trump family and Russia. Today, Faulkner should want to eat those words, but she probably won't.

It was hard to know which Tucker Carlson loved more yesterday: Donald Trump’s proposal to slash immigration or guest Mark Steyn’s vicious smear of CNN reporter Jim Acosta who got into a viral confrontation with Trump adviser Stephen Miller over it. 

This morning, Donald Trump promoted a report from Fox News that he seemed not to realize blamed him for “huge premium hikes on Obamacare plans.”

Poor Harris Faulkner did not get the Trump-love she was hoping for during a discussion she obviously thought should explain away Donald Trump’s misleading work on a letter about Donald Trump Jr.’s meeting with Russia.

It turns out that Fox News host Kimberly Guilfoyle played a bigger role at that White House dinner with Anthony Scaramucci last week than we knew. She may have also been the real reason The Mooch had to Scooch so soon.

There was a whole lot of fishiness in Ed Butowsky’s CNN appearance last night. But nothing was as fishy as his refusal to say what prompted him to approach the grieving Seth Rich family and suggest they hire a private investigator in a case that has now resulted in a lawsuit alleging that Fox News and the White House colluded to promote fake news about Rich’s murder.

GOP operative Ed Butowsky failed miserably last night trying to explain his role in a bogus Fox News report about murdered DNC staffer Seth Rich. Rod Wheeler, the private investigator who says he was misquoted in the article to make it more favorable to Trump, has sued both Fox News and Butowsky.

There was more, and potentially worse, bad news for Donald Trump today besides Rod Wheeler’s bombshell lawsuit alleging that the Trump administration colluded with Fox to create fake news about the murder of DNC staffer Seth Rich. But you wouldn’t know about it from watching The Five tonight.