Trump organization spokesman Michael Cohen has proved that he is every bit as thin-skinned and obnoxious as his boss. Probably just as bigoted, too.

Fox host Elisabeth Hasselbeck was a vision of scripted outrage as she twisted the facts to suggest that new citizens don’t have to pledge allegiance to the U.S. any more.

The rift between Rupert Murdoch and Roger Ailes may have just widened a bit as Murdoch’s New York Post posted a pair of snarky tweets about Donald Trump.

Megyn Kelly hosted Ann Coulter, her favorite “immigration expert” right behind Donald Trump, for a hate mongering twofer given that Coulter was there specifically to validate Trump’s visit to the Mexican border.

Last night, shortly after the mass shooting in a Lafayette, Louisiana movie theater, Megyn Kelly talked to a Lafayette police spokesman who made it clear that almost nothing could be confirmed about the incident yet. But instead of trying to confirm, as earlier reports had indicated, whether the shooter was white, Kelly "asked” if the incident might have been an ISIS attack.

While a normal person might have thought that Donald Trump’s stunt of giving out Senator Lindsey Graham’s cell phone number was a disqualification for being president, Sean Hannity called it “one of the funniest things I’ve ever saw in a presidential campaign.”

There was another mass shooting in the United States tonight. A gunman opened fire in a movie theater in Lafayette, Louisiana, killing two people and himself. Fox News covered the event during most of the Hannity show. But at 11PM ET, Fox left the news to rerun the night's The O'Reilly Factor. CNN and MSNBC stayed with the story.

Bret Baier's Special Report is supposedly part of Fox's "fair & balanced" programming. Yet, on Baier's Tuesday night's show, Peter Doocy told the big, fat lie that Planned Parenthood is "selling" "baby" "parts." One would expect that sort of pious baloney on Fox's "opinion" shows - but Special Report? Say it ain't so....

Fox’s Your World echoed The Kelly File and The O'Reilly Factor in trotting out another grieving parent of a murdered son or daughter and used him as a pawn in its nativist, anti-immigration campaign that closely mimics Donald Trump. In this case, Fox didn’t even care that there’s no proof that the villain is an undocumented immigrant. 

Fox News chief Roger Ailes continues to promote Donald Trump’s candidacy even as Ailes’ boss, Rupert Murdoch, has made it clear he wants Trump to just shut up.