Even though FBI Director James Comey was fired in the middle of the Russiagate investigation and the House and Senate are conducting their own investigations, at least two different Fox guests have already acquitted Donald Trump.

After wrapping up an undoubtedly softball interview with Fox Business last night, Sean Spicer literally hid “among the bushes” before braving a gaggle of reporters intent on asking tough questions about Donald Trump’s firing of FBI Director James Comey last night.

Judge Andrew Napolitano, the same Fox News "legal analyst" whom Donald Trump has trusted more than his own intelligence agencies, just so happens to have suggested that FBI Director James Comey should be fired over his handling of the Hillary Clinton emails less than a week before Trump did exactly that.

Those ever creative propagandists at Fox News found a way to spin the exclusion of American press at Donald Trump's meeting with Kremlin officials today even as Russian media were allowed.

Leave it to Sean Hannity to respond to the firing of a career public official with a low-class, childish jeer. And lies.

Sean Hannity conveniently ignored Sally Yates’ damning revelations about the Trump White House yesterday and instead conjured up his own “scandal,” that nobody else on Fox News seems to be covering, based on Donald Trump’s “Obama wiretapped me” lie. Oh, and it just so happens that “scandal” could very well suit Hannity’s future, non-Fox plans.

Sean Hannity doesn't care that Donald Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey occurred shortly after federal prosecutors issued grand jury subpoenas to associates of Michael Flynn, Trump's former national security adviser nor that the move quacks like a cover up.

Comey Fired!!! Finally.

— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) May 9, 2017

I don't usually use all capital letters in headlines but Donald Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey is way more significant than just the fact of his dismissal. Especially since Trump has justified the firing by saying it was because Comey was unfair to Hillary Clinton.

No, he didn’t say “wiretapped” but Senator Rand Paul announced on Fox News that he thinks the Obama administration spied on him. And even though Paul made it clear he has no evidence of it, Sean Hannity was already salivating to lock up President Obama and former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.

I didn’t have enough outrageous quotes for a poll last week. But combining the last two weeks makes for a killer collection. I dare you to see if you can figure out which was the most outrageous!