In case you missed it, Fox News host Jeanine Pirro went on a bigoted rant against. Rep. Ilhan Omar that accused her of having disdain for the U.S. Constitution. It was so awful that Fox News felt it had to step in and look like it was doing something.

Media Matters dug up some old audio recordings of Tucker Carlson calling into the Bubba the Love Sponge radio show between 2006-2011. During those conversations, Carlson referred to Martha Stewart’s daughter as “c**ty;” Britney Spears and Paris Hilton as “two of the biggest white whores in America;” Hillary Clinton as “anti-penis” and more.

While it has long been reported that Donald Trump was not happy with the job that Fox News ex-president and Sean Hannity pal Bill Shine was doing at the White House, Fox correspondent John Roberts insisted that Shine abruptly resigned Friday in order to spend more time with his family.

Dan Bongino, the guy who’s “all about owning the libs” was the one who got owned yesterday when Republican Rick Wilson tweeted a photo of Bongino with a Florida woman who just happened to be the previous owner of the massage parlor/prostitution ring that recently ensnared Patriots owner Robert Kraft.

In a prime time exhibit of why Democrats should never, ever consider holding a primary debate on Fox News, Tucker Carlson weaponized criticism of Paul Manafort’s lenient sentencing to smear Democrats as potentially violent enemies of Fox viewers. Special counsel Robert Mueller is some kind of accomplice.

Former Fox co-president Bill Shine, though still getting millions from his former employer, just resigned as Donald Trump’s communications chief and will move over to Trump’s re-election campaign.

Fox News meteorologist Janice Dean has a new book out in which she discusses, among other things, her career at Fox News, where she was sexually harassed by Roger Ailes and her prior career working for Don Imus, who was, to hear her tell it, a much worse horror.

Memo to Fox News: insulting Democrats for deciding not to hold a primary debate on your network is probably not a good way to persuade the DNC to reconsider.

Putting its bogus outrage about infanticide at an abortion clinic near you on hold, Fox & Friends featured two gushing interviews with Dr. Anthony Levatino, a former abortion doctor who has realized the error of his ways and, thanks to Fox News, is sharing his conversion experience. It just so happened to also be an opportunity to promote an anti-abortion movie he's in.

Fox host Jesse Watters, at the network that recently mixed up the newly-deceased Aretha Franklin with the very-much-alive Patti LaBelle, had a bit of difficulty telling Robin Roberts apart from Gayle King.