Eric Trump proved he’s a liar like Daddy when he boasted on Fox News last night that “patriotism is back” under Donald Trump and the proof is that “people weren’t kneeling at the Super Bowl.” Yet, at his party in Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump was caught on video fidgeting and playing conductor during the national anthem while his wife and son stood with their hands over their hearts.

White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham and the three Fox & Friends toadies used the Iowa caucuses to smear Democrats and as a campaign pitch for Donald Trump, followed by a preview of the State of the Union exploited for the same purposes.

Tucker Carlson’s deceptive description of the actions for which Donald Trump was impeached easily beat out the competition for a cruise to victory in our previous Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll. Who will win this week? Cast your vote and help determine the outcome.

Trumpers Bill Hemmer and Martha MacCallum are anchoring Fox News’ coverage of the Iowa caucuses tonight. That’s what I’ll be watching. What are you watching, or not? Who are you rooting for, or not?

Of course, it’s big news that Rush Limbaugh has “advanced” lung cancer but Fox News is letting its fans know in lots of ways that Limbaugh is part of the family.

After Donald Trump congratulated Kansas, instead of Missouri, for the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory last night, Fox & Friends got busy with clean up duty this morning.

Today, both sides make their closing arguments in Donald Trump’s impeachment trial. While his acquittal is all but certain, there is the possibility that a few Democrats may vote with the Republicans.

During his Super Bowl interview with Sean Hannity, Donald Trump attacked Bernie Sanders as a communist and as “proof,” asked, “Didn’t he get married in Moscow?” Then he quickly mentioned that Moscow is “wonderful” three times.

Alan Dershowitz reached new depths of sycophancy during his latest chummy visit with Sean Hannity after Republicans voted against witnesses in the Trump impeachment trial.

Just six months after Geraldo Rivera said it’s “impossible” to deny that Donald Trump is a racist, the Fox News pundit declared Trump “a civil rights leader.”