Not surprisingly, Gen. John Kelly’s comments about the Civil War and “honorable” Robert E. Lee cruised him to victory in last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll. Will this week be another rout?

This afternoon, a fifth woman came forward to accuse U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexual misconduct, this time alleging him of sexually assaulting her when she was 16. But guess which network didn’t cover it during the next hour?

John Oliver used his last show of the year last night for an epic deconstruction of Donald Trump’s propaganda tactics that just happen to align with those of Fox News. It’s Must-See TV for everyone but especially any liberal who may ever appear on Fox. 

Dear Readers,

The malicious divisiveness of Fox News goes way beyond Sean Hannity. And while he is an extreme example of its perniciousness, driving advertisers from his show or eliminating its profitability altogether will not do anything to address the problem of why he is so popular in the first place nor the almost equally awful host that will almost surely replace him.

It takes a special brand of partisan to smear Sen. John McCain, a former prisoner of war now suffering from brain cancer, on Veterans Day no less, because he had the temerity to criticize Donald Trump for seeming to put Russia first over America. But Fox News host Jeanine Pirro and contributor David Bossie were up to the task!

If Roy Moore’s Senate candidacy goes under, you can’t blame Sean Hannity. While doing his best not to look like he was in the tank for suspected pedophiliac Moore, Hannity threw a number of golden opportunities the Republican candidate from Alabama would not or could not put to good use.

We know for sure that Rupert Murdoch called AT&T twice in the last six months to talk about CNN. One source has told Reuters Murdoch offered to buy CNN in both conversations. Another source said he had “zero interest” in owning CNN.

Last night, Tucker Carlson seemed to be doing his darnedest to avoid talking about the Roy Moore sex scandal that was foremost on just about every news consumers’ mind yesterday – but which the Steve Bannon wing of the Republican party would surely love to forget. 

Sean Hannity augmented his “Don’t Rush To Judgment About Roy Moore (and forget what I said about Harvey Weinstein enablers)!” campaign on the teevee last night with a blatant effort to discredit the four women who have accused Republican Senate candidate Moore of what amounts to pedophilia. As a right-wing bonus, Hannity’s effort helped exonerate his new BFF Bill O’Reilly, too.

Sean Hannity reacted to a bombshell Washington Post report that Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore had sexual encounters with underage girls when he was in his 30s just as you would expect: by taking Moore’s side and attacking Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and more! UPDATED