Rep. Jim Jordan told Fox anchor Bret Baier that he had spoken to Donald Trump on January 6th then deflected when asked what they discussed. Perhaps inadvertently, Jordan had just validated Nancy Pelosi’s decision to keep him off the committee investigating the insurrection.

Fox News knows that today’s very powerful opening of the January 6th Committee hearings does not bode well for MAGA World.

African American Black Attacker Ty Smith’s claim that slavery “never was a race thing,” so it shouldn’t be one now, was the runaway winner of last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Poll.

Tucker Carlson, the guy too afraid to admit to his viewers he’s been vaccinated, called Rep. Eric Swalwell a coward for not wanting to talk to him after Carlson smeared his wife.

When a man named Dan Bailey confronted Tucker Carlson at a sporting goods store in Montana, saying, “You are the worst human being known to mankind,” he gave Fox’s top-rated hate monger a dose of his own medicine.

A new ad from The Lincoln Project, called “Fox is Killing Us,” points a finger right at owner Rupert Murdoch.

Sean Hannity is very annoyed that he got a lot of praise from the mainstream media for his tepid support of the COVID vaccine this week. So, he followed up by making a big point of telling people he has no idea whether they should get it and suddenly remembering he’s not a doctor.

Tucker Carlson’s hatred for America has never been clearer than his racial, McCarthy-esque attack on Black Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn, who faced physical and verbal abuse when he defended the Capitol on January 6th – and now has more abuse to deal with thanks to Carlson’s hate-for-profit schtick.

Tucker Carlson did a little pre-emption gaslighting of the January 6 investigation – or maybe it was just revenge after Nancy Pelosi kicked his son’s Big Lie-promoting boss, Rep. Jim Banks, off the investigating committee.

For some late-night laughs, watch Stephen Colbert rip Brian Kilmeade, “contestant on Jeopardy realizing he spelled his own name wrong,” for his suggestion that refusing a COVID vaccine is like cliff diving.