Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo seemed to agree with White House trade adviser Peter Navarro when he whined about the “violence” Democrats did to the U.S. by impeaching “legally elected” Donald Trump.

Fox News’ Rachel Campos-Duffy, mother of nine, really hates abortion. So, it wasn’t surprising to see Rachel, on yesterday’s Friends & Friends lovefest, join her husband and SD Gov. Kristi Noem to promote Noem’s proposed Down’s Syndrome diagnosis abortion ban. COVID? What COVID? Everything is great!!!!!

The U.S. House of Representatives is debating a second impeachment of Donald Trump. A vote to impeach is expected soon. Watch it here and share your thoughts after the jump.

Brian Kilmeade, coincidentally in contention for his own Fox News show, attacked Mitch McConnell for supporting Trump’s impeachment, with a phony-baloney show of concern for unity, after years of inflammatory and divisive rhetoric of his own.

What does a Republican senator such as Josh Hawley do when he’s under fire for his role in inciting an armed insurrection at the Capitol? Why, pretend he’s a victim who wants to unite the country and go on Fox News for a rehab session, in this case with the happy-to-oblige Tucker Carlson.

Grover Norquist’s attempt to paint the Trump tax cuts as a boon to the middle class won last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Poll. But we’ve got a fresh crop of outrageousness just waiting for you to vote on after the jump.

Fox News is making a lot of changes to its schedule, beginning Monday, January 18. The most notable change boots Martha MacCallum from evening to daytime, to make way for a more inflammatory opinion host.

Dan Bongino had an on-air meltdown on Fox & Friends this morning after Parler was kicked off the internet over its role in promoting the armed insurrection at the Capitol.

When asked why he resigned from the Trump administration after the violent insurrection at the Capitol and not over its child separations or Trump’s Charlottesville comments, former yes man Mick Mulvaney shrugged off Charlottesville as “misspeaking” and said neither issue was “something that people resign over.”

Trump’s former Chief of Staff, Mick Mulvaney, quit his more recent gig as special envoy to Northern Ireland, as a result of the armed insurrection at the Capitol this week and and strongly hinted on Fox News that Trump should be pushed out of office one way or another.