Tucker Carlson laid bare his misogyny with a “joke” likening sexual assault accusations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh to a scene from The Crucible in which hysterical women, during the Salem witch trial era, shout demonically about being under an evil spell.

Donald Trump literally made himself an international laughing stock today as he boasted about himself in his address to the United Nations. Fox News thoughtfully cut the clip so that Twitter followers didn’t hear the derisive laughter.

Brett Kavanaugh’s Fox Friends ignored the evidence of his dishonesty and misogynistic behavior and all but declared the Supreme Court nominee had proved himself innocent during his Republican Rehab session disguised as a Fox News interview last night.

I apologize for skipping our Outrageous Fox Quote poll last week. I’ve been dealing with a foot injury that has required a lot of time and attention. But before you get out your tiny violins, take a look at this week’s poll and vote.

Martha MacCallum, who vehemently defended Roger Ailes when he was accused of sexual harassment, was deemed the appropriate interviewer for Brett Kavanaugh and his wife as they deal with multiple accusations of his sexual misconduct.

Jeanine Pirro claims to “respect facts” yet she can’t seem to stick to them when it comes to her fanatical defense of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in the wake of a sexual assault accusation by Christine Blasey Ford.

You have to wonder if someone at Fox News is sending a message to Fan In Chief Donald Trump with the dismal headline for the findings of its latest poll or if there was just no way of sugarcoating.

Candace Owens responded to the news that a second accuser has now publicly accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault with a smug, self-satisfied declaration that neither should be believed because they’re siding with Democrats.

After Fox News colleagues Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson urged Donald Trump’s restraint following a New York Times bombshell about Rod Rosenstein, Laura Ingraham softened her demand for Rosenstein’s immediate dismissal.

Last night, Sean Hannity, the unofficial chief of staff and Bedtime BFF to Donald Trump, used his television show to advise Trump not to fire DAG Rod Rosenstein despite a New York Times report that he had suggested secretly recording Trump and evoking the 25th Amendment. Rest assured Hannity’s advice had nothing to do with integrity.