Former D.C. homicide detective Ted Williams laid the blame for yesterday’s armed insurrection at the U.S. Capitol wholly on Donald Trump. It was the kind of criticism of him you don’t hear often on Fox.

It wasn’t just Steve Doocy suggesting Donald Trump is responsible for the violent MAGA insurrection yesterday. Cohost Brian Kilmeade ripped Trump much harder on Fox & Friends this morning.

Is Fox News beginning to turn on Donald Trump or did host Steve Doocy inadvertently reveal his own thoughts when he suggested that the January 6 insurrection was caused by Trump “and others” telling supporters that the 2020 presidential election could be overturned?

War-criminal advocate Pete Hegseth sounded not a bit chagrined that a MAGA mob violently attacked the Capitol and the certification of the election yesterday.

Brit Hume postured as someone “just asking” when he tweeted to his 1.2 million followers not to be surprised “if” “leftist extremists” took part in the armed attack on the U.S. Capitol by pro-Trump supporters.

After giving props to the armed pro-Trump protesters who disrupted and terrorized Congress, Fox’s Martha MacCallum also blamed liberals.

While the other major news networks' webpages are featuring, as their lede, Rev. Raphael Warnock’s historic victory in the Georgia Senate race, the Fox News website’s big, fat headline, accompanied by a huge picture of Trump in front of US flags, is about the pro-Trump “Save America” rally and Trump’s upcoming address to the MAGA masses in Washington DC.

Tonight, the votes have been cast that will determine the control of the U.S. Senate and it’s all over but the counting. However, we may not have a definitive answer tonight.

A new year has begun; but, on Fox & Friends First, it’s the same old GOP propaganda. Yesterday morning, we heard a sweet little homily, from “Dr” (an honorary degree) Alveda King, who suggested that if Georgia residents want to get right with God, they should vote Republican in the Senate elections.

Martha MacCallum did a great job whitewashing Donald Trump’s criminal attempt to pressure Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to “find” enough votes to overturn the state’s election results and distracting from it by suggesting that the real wrongdoing was the recording and leaking of the call.