Fox News reporter Alicia Acuna gave the impression that Donald Trump had responded to Sen. John McCain’s death with kindness and consideration. In fact, Trump behaved with petty vindictiveness.

On Friday, we wrote about the shockingly heartless reaction of FoxNews.com readers to the news that McCain’s death was imminent. Yesterday, after McCain died, Fox felt the need to disable comments on its obituary. The network did the same with other articles honoring McCain.

Fox News’ conservative pundit, Brit Hume, had some straight talk about Donald Trump’s classless response to Sen. John McCain’s death.

While Fox host Jeanine Pirro pretended that Donald Trump has not sucked up to dictators such as Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin, guest Morgan Ortagus suggested that our real enemy in Asia is our long-time ally, South Korea.

Fox host Neil Cavuto was so furious over Donald Trump’s attempt to “prevent a constitutional crisis by threatening a financial one,” as Cavuto put it, he came close to saying that any financial repercussions might be worth getting rid of Trump.

Just a few weeks after foreign correspondent Conor Powell walked away from his job at Fox News over its (pro-Trump propaganda) “direction,” stateside reporter Adam Housley has abruptly called it quits for similar reasons.

Today, Sen. John McCain’s family released a statement that he has decided to discontinue treatment for his brain cancer. It’s “a sign that the Republican war hero is most likely entering his final days,” The New York Times reported. But over on FoxNews.com, the readers are ghoulishly delighted.

In a shout-out to his white supremacist fan base, Tucker Carlson promoted the newest white supremacy conspiracy – that the racist, black president of South Africa is engaging in a racist plot to steal land from white people.

Fox News host Ainsley Earhardt was hardly the vision of either the independent journalist or the representative of Christianity she packages herself as during her chummy, unchallenging interview with Donald Trump – even as he revealed both his complete ignorance and contempt for the law and our system of justice during their lengthy interview.

What a coincidence that open Trump critic Neil Cavuto spent an entire hour on the fact that yesterday was “the longest bull market in history” and not one minute on the previous day's conviction of Paul Manafort on eight counts of financial fraud or Michael Cohen’s guilty pleas to tax fraud, bank fraud and campaign finance violation, supposedly at Trump’s direction.