Tucker Carlson is full of righteous indignation about Harvey Weinstein and Hollywood liberals who, according to the right wing and Fox News, “enabled” Weinstein’s conduct. Meanwhile, Carlson continues to avoid any mention of those at Fox News whose alleged enabled misbehavior wasn’t all that different from Weinstein’s.

Only on Fox News would a media journalist, in this case Howard Kurtz, hosting a show about the media, come up with an excuse for Donald Trump’s attacks on the First Amendment last week.

Last week, I was honored to be the guest of Jeff Kreiner on his Kreiner’s Korner podcast. We talked about Fox News and the NewsHounds, as well as other things. Take a listen!

Apparently, Fox & Friends was so eager to showcase a woman who claimed to have been targeted by the Southern Poverty Law Center that nobody on the show bothered to fact check her claim. Either that, or they didn’t care that the targeting never happened.

Abby Huntsman has now attacked Hillary Clinton two days in a row for correctly saying that Donald Trump has admitted to being a sexual assaulter. 

After Donald Trump griped about late night comedians being mean to him, it didn’t take long for his Fox News “Amen corner” to spring into action on his behalf.

What’s more hypocritical than Fox & Friends accusing Hillary Clinton of hypocrisy over Harvey Weinstein and Donald Trump? Calling on a guy like Corey Lewandowski to help them do it.

Apparently, talking up Donald Trump’s latest moves to sabotage Americans’ health insurance and the Iran nuclear deal were a bridge too far for even the Dear Leader Morning Cheerleading Squad otherwise known as Fox & Friends. So they did the next best thing and tried to sell it as a cure for the Obama years.

When considering his options on the Iran nuclear deal, Donald Trump reportedly turned to his most adoring fans, warmongers Sean Hannity and John Bolton, for advice.

It turns out Tucker Carlson's hypocrisy over Harvey Weinstein is not just limited to all the sexual misconduct under his own nose at Fox News. Carlson denounced the entire concept of sexual harassment as a Democratic fiction in 2006.