Sean Hannity lied his way through what purported to be an explanation of the just-released Nunes memo last night, evidently desperate to pretend that the dud was indeed the big bombshell he's been promoting.

Despite admitting he had not read the intelligence his own disputed memo was based on, Rep. Devin Nunes promised he’s got more partisan tricks up his sleeve designed to undermine our institutions and put party and Donald Trump über alles.

You have to love writer Sarah Beauchamp for having the guts to calmly tell Fox host Laura Ingraham, “I guess I would judge a woman [Melania Trump] who would choose to marry Donald Trump. He’s truly a disgusting human being. I think that’s like a non-partisan issue.”

Underneath Geraldo Rivera’s hideously anti-American statement is a kernel of truth about the effects of Sean Hannity and Fox News in the era of Donald Trump, the Russia investigation and the so-called Nunes memo that may be even more disturbing.

Today, Donald Trump chose the politics of Sean Hannity and his Fox News cohorts over the advice of the administration’s own senior national security experts and released the so-called Nunes memo that contains classified details. According to The Daily Beast, Hannity played a direct role in that decision. UPDATED

Who better to criticize the Congressional Black Caucus’ response to Trump’s recent State of the Union speech than “Diamond and Silk” - Donald Trump’s most devoted African-American cheerleaders (and Fox enablers)?

In a tweet reminiscent of his lie about the size of his inauguration crowd, Donald Trump falsely claimed this morning that “the highest number in history” viewed his first State of the Union address Tuesday night. In a rare move, Fox corrected the lie.

Tucker Carlson was at his most odious last night as he put on his phony “I’m just curious” demeanor in order to level a series of dishonest smears against Democrats and liberals while despicably wrapping himself in the American flag.

Snowflake Tomi Lahren was so triggered by Rep. Joseph Kennedy’s Democratic response to Donald Trump’s State of the Union that she melted down in a rant that she later had to take back.

Fox’s conspiracy theory that FBI agent Peter Strzok has been colluding against Donald Trump just fell apart with a giant thud. Emails obtained by CNN reveal that Strzok probably did more to help Trump than hurt him.