You don’t need to actually watch Fox News to get a good idea of the war the network is waging on Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller and the Russia investigation.

Sean Hannity has proved willing and eager to destroy the entire federal criminal justice system in service to protecting Donald Trump from the Russia investigation, headed by Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller.

A woman with a history like Jeanine Pirro’s is not exactly in a good position to be pointing fingers at the former head of the FBI as less than honorable. Just saying.

We’re back! The poll took off last week because there were not enough candidates over the holiday week. But we’ve got some worthy candidates now.

Fox & Friends threw a lot of stones at ABC News’ Brian Ross from its very glassy house this morning.

Bill O’Reilly’s efforts to defend himself by attacking the women who have accused him of harassment have at least partially backfired. Today, the New York Times reports that one accuser who already settled with him has just sued him and Fox News for defamation and breach of contract.

Fox host Pete Hegseth loves to point fingers elsewhere about “fake news” but that’s exactly what we caught him doing this weekend - and we’ve got the video to prove it.

National Security Adviser Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster was grilled on Fox News Sunday about Donald Trump’s retweeting of three videos from British hate group Britain First last week. Let’s just say McMaster could not come up with a good rationale.

This morning, Mike Huckabee fired what is surely only one of many salvos in a Fox News war on Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller, saying, “There needs to be an investigation of the investigation.” Later, Sean Hannity hinted he’s got something cooking for tomorrow night. 

K.T. McFarland, a former Fox News contributor, has just turned up in the spotlight of the Russia investigation. If nothing else, her emails serve as Exhibit A in proof that former national security adviser Michael Flynn was no rogue agent when he spoke with Russian ambassador Sergei Kislyak in an effort to undercut President Obama’s sanctions on Russia.