Nobody questioned whether Donald Trump is capable of restraining himself for 90 minutes.

Instead of acknowledging the truth about the misleading cheapfakes, host Martha MacCallum and guest Kayleigh McEnany defended them with more deceit.

Only Fox News would allow a guest to compare the national debt to Nazi Germany.

Greg Gutfeld argued we should all put aside concerns about convicted felon and sexual abuser Donald Trump’s character because he’s promising tax cuts to waitress’ tips.

Tucker Carlson is going on tour and Ticketmaster is profiting from his deceitful hate mongering.

There was lots of pouting on The Story with Martha MacCallum over Lauren Windsor’s secret recording of Justice Samuel Alito. But one thing was never said: that the recording was inaccurate.

What does that say about Ryan remaining on the board of a company that slavishly and dishonestly propagandizes for Trump?

Cohost Emily Compagno seemed ecstatic as she called Trump’s deranged comments “totally real, normal American.”

Anchor Trace Gallagher did his best to gaslight viewers into thinking Donald Trump is not an authoritarian enemy of democracy. But guest Clay Travis all but declared otherwise.

I’d like to take a moment today, the 80th anniversary of D-Day, to thank Neil Cavuto’s dad and all World War II veterans for their service.