Less than two weeks after Donald Trump saluted the Jan. 6 insurrectionists who attacked Capitol police, the quadruple-indicted candidate used his visit to slain NYPD officer Jonathan Diller's wake to pretend he stands for law and order and cares about police officers. Predictably, Fox News validated the charade.

Fox's Dagen McDowell, Sean Duffy and Virginia's Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears suggested that Jill Biden supports pornography in elementary school books for all children.

Guest Shahan Derian said he'd be exempt from the hike but complained it would hurt him anyway.

Maria Bartiromo offered not a shred of evidence to back up her suggestion.

Dana Perino, Bill Hemmer and Kayleigh McEnany were either shockingly ignorant about the objections to Ronna McDaniel at NBC and MSNBC or they were lying. I doubt they were ignorant.

Laura Ingraham is outraged that students shut down a self-serving speech by vigilante killer Kyle Rittenhouse at the University of Memphis.

Former Vice President Mike Pence broke what would have been a huge story on Fox “News”  had he been, say, Kamala Harris refusing to endorse Joe Biden for a second term.

Sean Hannity and Fox News are spreading Russian lies about Biden “corruption,” Rudy Giuliani’s former associate testified to Congress today. UPDATED.

An award in the name of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was somehow bestowed upon Rupert Murdoch and Elon Musk. After backlash, the foundation has canceled the ceremony but not the awards.

On his radio show Monday, Sean Hannity said, “if I was Trump, and I've had discussions with him about it, you know I'd go after Joe Biden's base." He followed that with a load of “theoretical” advice