Many conservatives are furious at Senator Ted Cruz for his flip-flop endorsement of Donald Trump. Sean Hannity, on the other hand, has placed a big, wet rhetorical kiss on Trump’s lips.

Newt Gingrich carried on Donald Trump’s African-American-outreach-by-insult on Fox News. In showing off his deep understanding of the anger fueling one Charlotte, North Carolina protester in the wake of the police shooting of Keith Scott, Gingrich announced, in essence, that her life totally sucks and that it will continue to totally suck. And it’s all President Obama’s and other African Americans’ fault. 

Things got heated when Rev. Jesse Jackson visited Fox News to discuss the Charlotte protests over the police killing of Keith Lamont Scott. Jackson tried to explain the perspective of African Americans there and some of the causes of the violence that erupted. But host Neil Cavuto was too busy scolding about black crime.

Sean Hannity must be mighty worried about his beloved Donald Trump’s chances in the elections, judging from his desperate attempts to keep painting Hillary Clinton as brain damaged.

Alveda King, Dr. Martin Luther King's conservative niece, who described her job as "in charge of civil rights for the unborn," visited Fox News to offer her prescription for the Black Lives Matter protests in Charlotte, North Carolina that have turned violent.

Sean Hannity teamed up with his bigotry bro, Rudy Giuliani, to blame the violence in Charlotte, North Carolina last night, in the wake of yet another African American man shot and killed by police, on President Barack Obama with some heaping helpings of race baiting against other African Americans while they were at it.

Kevin Jackson, a Fox fave racial arsonist, reacted to a heartfelt explanation of the African American frustration, rage and fear behind the Charlotte, North Carolina protests with just the kind of “race pimping” he accused the other guest of doing.

In discussing the police killing of unarmed African American Terence Crutcher, Sean Hannity repeatedly tried to suggest that Crutcher was a violent criminal, although that would have had no bearing on whether he was wrongfully shot and killed several days ago.

In discussing the police killing of unarmed African American Terence Crutcher in Tulsa, Fox News’ Pete Hegseth likened the police officer’s situation to being a soldier in Iraq: If you think someone is acting menacingly, it’s OK to shoot him!

Sean Hannity has proved just how little he cares about ethics in a recent Trump campaign video. Not because Hannity said anything about his feelings for Trump we didn’t already know but because he was willing to flout Fox News rules in order to appear in the video. Even worse, Fox barely seems to care.