Proud gay-basher Tucker Carlson actually believes that there is no such thing as transgender identity because of biology. Stupid and vile, right? But it gets worse. On Monday night’s show, he and Mark Steyn used the case of a transgender high school wrestler to get even more down and dirty in the transphobic mud.

Why be a Gloomy Gus over the bombshell resignation of Hope Hicks, one of Donald Trump’s most trusted aides, when you can ratchet up fears about immigrants voting? At least that’s what Tucker Carlson seemed to be thinking tonight.

On his website today, Bill O’Reilly took an indirect swipe at his former employer for its fake “CNN scripted questions at its gun violence town hall” smear that Fox was forced to retract last night.

Sean Hannity joined colleague Tucker Carlson in completely absolving himself of any responsibility in promoting the now-debunked accusation that CNN scripted questions in its gun violence town hall with the survivors of the Parkland, Florida school shooting. Even worse, while giving himself a pass, Hannity claimed "always to strive for the truth."

Last night, Fox News host Laura Ingraham attacked the credibility of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students who have turned into gun control activists in the wake of the school shooting there two weeks ago. But we know for sure that Fox hosts would be singing a very different tune if the students were promoting conservatives' pro-gun orthodoxy.

Tucker Carlson finally got around to admitting that his story about CNN trying to script a question from Florida school shooting survivor Colton Haab was bogus. But instead of taking responsibility for credulously promoting a smear, Carlson suggested there just wasn’t enough evidence against CNN “as of right now.”

Apparently, DACA, gun violence and North Korea all take a back seat to Donald Trump’s need to catch up on the ego-massages he missed yesterday on Fox News.

Former Fox News contributor and “Clueless” star, Stacey Dash has filed her paperwork and is officially running as a Republican for Congress in California’s 44th District.

It is now pretty clear that Parkland, Florida shooting survivor Colton Haab was mistaken when he accused CNN of doctoring comments at its town hall about gun violence with students from Parkland’s Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School last week. It’s time for Tucker Carlson, who credulously gave Haab a platform to tell his story, to come clean about it.

Trump seems to think all DACA recipients, aka “Dreamers,” are Hispanic and that he’ll be doing them a huge favor by not deporting them. He also seems to think we'll forget that he is the one who caused the DACA problem in the first place.