We have gotten a slew of emails from Jeanine Pirro fans who thought they were writing to Fox News with their fury over the suspension of her show after her anti-Muslim rant against Rep. Ilhan Omar. For a frightening glimpse into the minds of our fellow Americans, check them out after the jump. Fox News, if you're listening, here are some of your missing emails.

Donald Trump is very upset that pal Jeanine Pirro has been pulled off the air for her bigoted comments about Muslim Rep. Ilhan Omar. The suffering and grief in New Zealand after Friday’s massacre of Muslims in Christchurch? Not so much.

Although Fox News has refused to officially comment on its decision to pull Jeanine Pirro’s show, Justice with Judge Jeanine, last night, today “a source” told CNN’s Brian Stelter that Pirro has been suspended for two weeks.

One week after Jeanine Pirro made such a shocking attack on Muslim Rep. Ilhan Omar that even Fox News issued a statement condemning it, Pirro’s show was pre-empted for a repeat episode of “Scandalous.” We got a furious letter from one viewer who thought they were writing to Fox.

Bill Maher gave a boost to Fox News last night when he attacked Democrats for refusing to hold their primary debate on the network. But Maher failed to recognize that a primary debate is no venue for confronting Fox. Nor is it the be all and end all for Democratic appearances on Fox.

Sorry, Sean Hannity, your juvenile attacks on Beto O’Rourke’s name only make me think you and Bedtime BFF Trump are very, very worried about O’Rourke’s star power. I doubt calling him “Bozo” will do anything to make your beloved any more popular.

Alan Dershowitz is a frequent presence on Fox News, providing help bashing the Mueller investigation, yet in not one of those appearances has anyone asked him about the case of Dershowitz client, pedophile and Trump pal Jeffrey Epstein.

Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz got 11 minutes of airtime to talk about his possible third-party presidential candidacy. It just so happens that Schultz is considered a threat to Democrats in 2020.

Former Fox News reporter Diana Falzone, whose Stormy Daniels story was spiked by Fox News, will provide Congress with documents related to her investigation, as per breaking news tonight. According to Falzone's attorney, the material will prove very damaging to Fox.

Ken LaCorte, the former FoxNews.com editor who spiked the scoop about Stormy Daniels’ affair with Donald Trump has now published the article on his website with an explanation as to why he said it didn’t pass journalistic muster.