Rep. Matt Gaetz looked just so pleased with himself for flashing a white power hand sign on Fox News tonight.

Florida gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis acknowledged he would probably not use the phrase “monkey up” again in reference to African American opponent Andrew Gillum but refused to either apologize or even say he regretted having previously made the remark.

Fox host – and devoted Trump worshipper – Harris Faulkner "analyzed" former President Barack Obama’s speech blasting Donald Trump with White House adviser Mercedes Schlapp. But when Schlapp didn’t attack Obama sufficiently, despite a passel of pro-Trump falsehoods, Faulkner helped the cause along.

When Nike featured Colin Kaepernick in an ad to promote its merchandise, all hell broke loose on Fox News which launched an all-out attack on Kaepernick and Nike.

Fox News’ Senior Judicial Analyst, Judge Andrew Napolitano was clear and unequivocal in his call for the White House to release all the documents it is withholding related to the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.

Fox News psychologist Gina Loudon argued to Sean Hannity that Donald Trump is not only mentally up to the job but that he might be the most psychologically fit occupant of the Oval Office ever!

Fox News’ afternoon Trump devotees known as The Five did their best to shrug off the import of a senior Trump administration official’s anonymous editorial in The New York Times saying, in essence, that Trump is so unfit for office that his own staff works behind the scenes to keep him from destroying the country.

Senators are questioning Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh today.We've got it live streaming after the jump.

Donald Trump’s mobster talk was the winner of last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote Poll. And for that, the rest of us are the big losers. But let’s not dwell on bygones because we’ve got so much more outrageousness to consider in this poll.

Tucker Carlson didn’t let a little thing like working for years at a network that covered up the sexual abuse of its CEO, its star host and several other Carlson colleagues stop him from attacking NBC for killing Ronan Farrow’s story exposing Harvey Weinstein’s abuse. Oh, and while he was at it, Carlson baselessly accused Chuck Todd of being in on it all.