According to New York Magazine’s Gabriel Sherman, Marco Rubio has lost the support of Fox News.

In a fascinating, must-read article about the downfall of Wayne Simmons, Fox’s fraudulent “ex-CIA” terrorism expert, whose only expertise now seems to be spewing purple-prosed right-wing rhetoric, reporter Alex French reveals that questions were raised to Fox about Simmons’ background long before he was arrested.

According to New York Magazine, Donald Trump thought that skipping tomorrow's Fox News debate would both send a signal that Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio are not serious contenders and stick it to Fox at the same time. 

During a lapdog interview with Donald Trump Monday, Sean Hannity didn’t ask a single question about Trump’s refusal to disavow David Duke and the Ku Klux Klan. Hannity didn’t even object when Trump began attacking Fox News and some of its pundits. Well, except to defend his own self.

Here we go... this could be the beginning of the end for some campaigns and the end of the beginning for others. So many states, so many candidates. Let's talk!

If ever you needed proof there’s almost nothing Donald Trump can do or say that his loyal Fox News supporters won’t defend, watch The Five turn him into a victim over his refusal to disavow the support of David Duke and the Ku Klux Klan.

Yes, you read that right. Bill O’Reilly is a member of the #OscarsSoWhite club. But of course, he made a point of strutting his “I’m looking out for white folks” stuff so that nobody thinks he’s gone soft on African Americans.

With Donald Trump still in hot water for refusing to disavow former Klansman David Duke’s support, it was only a matter of time until Fox News trotted out African American, Trump-loving Eboni Williams to assure viewers that Trump is not a racist.

Bill O’Reilly has decreed that Donald Trump’s refusal to disavow the support of former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke is a “non-story” that only an unfair, liberal media would cover. 

In addition to Cruz’ hissy fit on Fox News Sunday over tough questions, he has also taken to Twitter to go after Rupert Murdoch. What, if anything, does this mean for the Fox News debate on Thursday night?