Jimmy Kimmel made comedic hay out of Donald Trump’s invitation to right-wing hero Kanye West and, while he was at it, Kimmel had his audience laughing at Sean Hannity’s hypocrisy.

A drunk-sounding Newt Gingrich upped the dangerously inflammatory Republican/Trump/Fox rhetoric of painting Democrats as dangerous thugs by now likening them to Nazis out to destroy America.

As a devastating hurricane bore down on Florida and the southeast, Donald Trump ridiculously claimed that he didn’t cancel his campaign rally and fundraiser in Erie, Pennsylvania out of selfless consideration for his fans. Fox News correspondent John Roberts unquestioningly regurgitated the claim.

Nothing says “Donald Trump has no desire to be president of all of America” like his slobbering comments about the most divisive, most hate mongering and partisan hosts on Fox News and Fox Business.

On Fox News, a Republican guest likened Brett Kavanaugh’s contentious confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court to the lynching of Emmett Till. Host Ainsley Earhardt, did not challenge a word of the outrageous comparison.

Although it was hard to imagine Fox News’ rhetoric getting any more inflammatory or divisive, the network has found a way. Not surprisingly, it’s in sync with Donald Trump.

The Fox News outrageousness over Brett Kavanaugh continued last week. But Trump TV found time to work in some outrageous love for Kanye West, too. Check out all the quotes after the jump.

One week after Fox regular Charlie Kirk gushed over Kanye West’s “admirable” and “amazingly profound cultural moment” of speaking out on behalf of Donald Trump, Kirk declared that Taylor Swift should “stay out of politics” and suggested she was some ignorant pawn who didn’t know enough to have written her Instagram post endorsing Democrats Phil Bredesen and Jim Cooper in the upcoming 2018 election.

The messaging of Fox News and Donald Trump are about to become even more unified, thanks to the hiring of Hope Hicks as Fox’s chief communications officer. She’s Trumps devoted former communications director and will soon be in charge of public relations for Fox News.

Recently, Megyn Kelly has been sounding a lot like her old Fox News self while discussing the allegations of sexual assault and drunkenness against Brett Kavanaugh. Coincidentally, it has been reported that NBC wants to be rid of her.