Today, in his latest effort to provoke more war in the Middle East, Donald Trump sent the hate-filled, Trump-loving, Fox News contributor Pastor Robert Jeffress to celebrate the opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem. Fox’s own Shepard Smith reported on Jeffress’ history of bigotry.

In addition to the nuggets about the disturbing closeness of Sean Hannity to Donald Trump, Olivia Nuzzi’s must-read article reveals that Trump’s aides manipulated him into limiting his news diet to Fox News in order to keep him from going too far off the deep end.

Nearly every night after Sean Hannity ends his Fox News TV hour of cheerleading for Donald Trump, Hannity calls the White House for a bedtime chat in which he advises the commander in chief on strategy and tactics.

This morning, the Fox & Friends cohosts took time out from playing Trump lapdogs and did some growling at Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley over the White House refusal to apologize for Kelly Sadler’s horrible comment about John McCain.

According to a recent poll, Republicans are now overwhelmingly convinced that special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation is a “witch hunt.” As far as I can tell, Democrats have no effective messaging to counter this.

Judging from Tucker Carlson’s middle-school-level insults hurled at Stormy Daniels attorney Michael Avenatti, Fox is very worried about the man who could possibly bring down Donald Trump.

Fox & Friends’ host Pete Hegseth’s untruthful accusation that The New York Times did not report on a story about the capture of key ISIS leaders proves he’s just as unethical a news host as he has been a husband and manager.

Not one of the five people on Fox’s Outnumbered show even mentioned, much less criticized, Trump aide Kelly Sadler’s hideous “he’s dying anyway” “joke” responding to John McCain’s opposition to Gina Haspel’s nomination to be CIA director.

When rancher Cliven Bundy refused to pay $1 million in grazing fees owed to the U.S. government, Sean Hannity promoted his armed insurrection in response. But when his own working-class tenants get behind on their rent for just a few days, Hannity’s real estate company quickly slaps them with fines and evictions.

The Outnumbered cohosts just couldn’t stop talking about Hillary Clinton during a discussion that was ostensibly about the millions of dollars that have been funneled to Trump attorney and fixer Michael Cohen in an apparent pay-to-play scheme.