Sean Hannity thinks that Special Counsel Robert Mueller timed the indictments of Paul Manafort and Rick Gates Monday in order to distract from Hannity’s super-awesome (but totally bogus) Uranium One “scandal” that he managed to drive all the way to Congress. Hannity also suggested that the guilty plea of Trump adviser George Papadopoulos is insignificant because “I never heard about Papadopoulos until today.”

Starting tonight, Fox News will add yet another hour of pro-Trump opinion  programming to its prime-time lineup. But Ingraham stands out in two ways from her prime time companions: One, she’ll probably be more of a soldier in the Bannon war on the establishment GOP and two, she is personally despised by those who work with her.

A Fox News promo for The Story with Martha MacCallum hilariously suggests that today’s big Russia news, the indictments of Paul Manafort, his associate, Rick Gates, and the guilty plea of Trump foreign policy advisor George Papdopoulos, was really about Hillary Clinton!

Fox News can’t avoid the big news that Trump’s former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, has been indicted. But the “news” network is nonetheless helping Trump distance himself from Manafort and promote the false impression that the indictment has nothing to do with the Trump campaign.

Last night, Fox host Jeanine Pirro made an unhinged, anti-American demand on the air that Hillary Clinton be locked up along with a suggestion that former FBI Director James Comey, current deputy director Andrew McCabe and a few top Democrats should all be sent to the slammer, too. Even worse, Fox News is promoting this anti-democratic authoritarianism.

After a recent Newsweek article referenced a 2011 video of Pastor Robert Jeffress smearing Catholicism, Jeffress ran to Fox & Friends to play up his conservative victimhood and get a dose of Republican Rehab. That’s what Friends are for on Fox!

Donald Trump may not be talking about firing Special Counsel Robert Mueller at the moment but Fox & Friends got together with the discredited David Clarke to do the job for him.

Yesterday’s news that Special Counsel Robert Mueller has an indictment on the way got Sean Hannity acting as though Hillary Clinton is the one who should be impeached.

Earlier this week, a former Assemblyman from New Jersey, Michael Panter, wrote on Facebook about his ex-girlfriend’s sexual harassment by Bill O’Reilly, followed by O'Reilly's demand that she provide dirt on another woman accusing him of harassment. O’Reilly has retaliated by serving Panter with a legal summons.

While it’s to be expected that cable news advertising revenue would drop somewhat in the year after the 2016 presidential election, only Fox News’ revenue has taken a deep plunge.