You know Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) is in trouble with the GOP when a Fox News host suggests he has mishandled campaign cash.

Geraldo Rivera did his part for the Fox News effort to make the midterm elections about “criminal-coddling Democrats” by race baiting Black crime and claiming he’s fighting for “the civil rights issue of our time.”

Bill Barr, Donald Trump’s formerly loyalist attorney general, was back on Fox News this week distancing himself from Donald Trump and all but calling his former boss a traitor.

While Tucker Carlson attacks diversity at every opportunity, a job listing for his own show says, “We are deeply committed to diversity.”

Dr. Mehmet Oz joined the Republican scramble to paint himself as much less anti-abortion as he insisted he was when it was politically expedient.

An email from a Fox News producer, arguing that Jeanine Pirro’s conspiracy theories about the 2020 election should keep her off the air, has been obtained by Dominion Voting Systems as part of the discovery phase of its $1.6 billion defamation suit against Fox.

You have to admire how he took control of the interview and turned the gotcha questions into opportunities to make his own points.

Ryan Walters weaponized lower student scores in order to falsely accuse Dr. Anthony Fauci of “ordering” schools to close during the pandemic, without providing a single concrete plan to improve scores.

The Murdoch paper suggests the only real problem with Donald Trump is how he’s hurting the GOP in the midterms.

Trump staff may want to grab any ketchup bottles now that his former attorney general, Bill Barr, spent more than six minutes on Fox News ripping apart Trump’s talking points about classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago.