Is Sean Hannity jealous that #TraitorTucker Carlson is getting all the Kremlin love?

On Fox News Sunday, anchor Trace Gallagher joined Sen. Ben Sasse in giving a pass to Josh Hawley’s QAnon smear of SCOTUS nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson but threw in a gratuitous complaint about the victimhood of alleged wannabe rapist Brett Kavanaugh.

Instead of getting angry at Russia for calling him "essential" to their propaganda, Tucker Carlson suggested he'll sue Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX) for calling him an “organ of Russian disinformation."

Sen. John Thune (R-SD) made it clear he wants to put maximum pressure on President Joe Biden to ratchet up American involvement in the Russia/Ukraine conflict. You can best believe that if it were to backfire, he and the GOP would be blaming Biden faster than you can say, “Russia, if you’re listening…”

Tucker Carlson had an opportunity to prove he’s not a willing participant in Russian disinformation and propaganda but he continued directing his anger at the U.S. instead.

A Fox cameraman and a journalist/consultant for the network were killed in the same incident that seriously wounded correspondent Benjamin Hall.

Fox’s Benjamin Hall was injured outside of Kyiv and has been hospitalized, the network says. UPDATED

The Kremlin thinks Tucker Carlson’s comments on Ukraine and Russia are so valuable that it told the country’s media organizations to use clips of him “as much as possible," memos obtained by Mother Jones reveal.

Kellyanne Conway tried to erase from history Donald Trump’s attempts to sabotage Ukraine’s defense aid and his non-stop hating on America by accusing President Biden of not being pro-America enough.

Tucker Carlson and guest Dan Holloway suggested that President Biden is deliberately harming the country based on the “fact” that “hysterical” Greta Thunberg “is setting our energy policy.”