Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham appeared on Lou Dobbs Tonight last week and, instead of refuting John Bolton’s allegation that the White House had blocked his Twitter account, suggested that a guy who has been active on Twitter for nearly a decade and has more than 847,000 followers is just too old to understand how it works.

I wrote about this (with video) on Crooks and Liars yesterday. Do check it out.

Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) chose allegiance to Donald Trump and Russian propaganda over country and truth today by validating the thoroughly debunked Trump/Russia conspiracy theory that Ukraine, not Russia, hacked the DNC and Clinton computers in 2016.

In a bonkers interview, Rudy Giuliani ranted and raved on Fox News about his innocence, Joe Biden’s guilt, corruption at the State Department and DOJ and saying he has “insurance” just in case his very good buddy Donald Trump decides to throw him “under the bus.”

Shepard Smith re-emerged on the pubic stage last night where he took some veiled shots at Donald Trump and, possibly, Fox News – then pledged $500,000 to the Committee to Protect Journalists.

Donald Trump renewed his attacks on former Ukraine Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch, this time arguing she deserved to be removed from her post because she refused to hang a photo of him in the embassy. Not one of the three Fox & Friends cohosts indicated any concern over such outlandishness.

Oopsie, while chatting with his Fox Friends this morning, Donald Trump said about accusations he had engaged in a “quid pro quo” with Ukraine, “I do want always corruption. Say that to anybody.”

On Sunday, Whiner in Chief Donald Trump attacked Fox News host Chris Wallace on Twitter over his contentious interview with Rep. Steve Scalise. On Monday, Neil Cavuto was a mensch and stood up for his colleague.

When Fox News can’t directly spin the Trump impeachment hearing, it puts banners on the screen to do the propagandizing.

Today's testimony from Fiona Hill and David Holmes may be the most damning to Trump yet. We've got it live streaming after the jump, via The Washington Post. Share your thoughts and observations on the proceedings in our open thread.

Ten Democratic candidates for president will debate tonight at 9 PM ET in Atlanta, Georgia. I'll have information on how to watch, who will be debating and who's moderating after the jump.