A Fox Business guest completely hijacked a discussion that was supposed to be about regulating social media by bringing up his support for universal basic income. It’s hilarious to watch the gobsmacked responses of the rest of the panel. But there’s a serious message for liberal and Democratic guests, too.

Laura Ingraham and her apparent brother, Curtis, are the latest pair of family members in the public spotlight drastically disagreeing.

Donald Trump’s bedtime BFF and unofficial chief of staff, Sean Hannity, told a caller to his radio show today “I would expect” that special prosecutor Robert Mueller will be fired “sooner rather than later.”

As part of its 9/11 commemoration, Fox & Friends First welcomed back Kris “Tonto” Paronto, and called him a “Benghazi hero,” just two days after he told viewers he wanted to “reach through the screen” and “grab … and choke” former President Barack Obama – for remarks about Benghazi Obama never made.

On Sunday, after Fox host Pete Hegseth distorted a quote from Barack Obama about Benghazi, guest Kris “Tonto” Paronto told viewers he wanted to “reach through the screen” and “just grab … and choke him.” Instead of challenging this threat of violence, Hegseth repeatedly assured his guest he understood such "sentiment."

Ladies and gentlemen, we had a tie last week. Ron DeSantis’ “monkey this up” comment tied with Tucker Carlson sounding like he was trying to incite civil war. Check out the full quotes and results here. But first, do check out the next wave of outrageousness after the jump.

Even the so-called liberal on this Fox News panel made snide comments about President Barack Obama and his campaign efforts for Democrats. Not a word was said about Donald Trump’s weaknesses.

“Pro-business” FBN launched an attack on an American corporation, Nike, for having the nerve to run an ad with Colin Kaepernick that offended its snowflake conservative guest so much that he likened it to 9/11 and Pearl Harbor.

The only thing more nauseating than listening to Tucker Carlson suggest he’d love nothing better than an ethnic cleansing in America was seeing him pat himself on the back for his “honesty” and holding himself up as a paragon of tolerance.

The Nike ad featuring Colin Kaepernick triggered Fox guest Candace Owens into an outpouring of animosity toward her fellow African Americans for being so darned shiftless!