Instead of apologizing for the international incident press secretary Sean Spicer caused by accusing British spies of working in cahoots with the Obama administration to wiretap him, Donald Trump sloughed off responsibility and blamed Fox News, Spicer’s source. In return, Fox News got around to issuing a statement that there’s no evidence to support the claim three days after it was made by pundit Judge Andrew Napolitano.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer has just gotten himself and the administration he represents in some very hot international water after he cited Fox News pundit Andrew Napolitano to claim that British spies had worked in cahoots with the Obama administration to wiretap Donald Trump. It was part of the Trump administration’s desperate efforts to shore up his lie of being wiretapped by President Obama.

Fox host Kimberly Guilfoyle came up with an especially repulsive new way to get attention yesterday.

CNN has a devastating article about Sean Hannity’s thin-skinned vindictiveness. It will surely get Hannity ranting and raving about the “jackasses” and/or “pipsqueaks” on CNN before long.

Last night, in his desperate efforts to wriggle out of his wiretapping lie, Donald Trump tried to justify it by blabbing about what should have been classified information, if it was true, about the CIA getting hacked.

Last night, in his interview with Tucker Carlson, one of the few people supportive of his baseless accusation that then-President Barack Obama wiretapped him, Donald Trump named Fox anchor Bret Baier as one source for the claim. The only problem is that Baier reported no such thing.

First, it was Rudy Giuliani bragging on Fox News that he helped craft Donald Trump’s “Muslim ban” into something that wouldn’t look like a Muslim ban. Now, it seems Trump advisor Stephen Miller has made a similar mistake with his injudicious comments about Muslim Ban 2.0. Both Giuliani and Miller were cited in a federal court's temporary restraining order against the second ban.

As Donald Trump's approval ratings continue to sink, he's holding a campaign rally in Nashville tonight. But one look at the screen tells you he has either written off the black and Hispanic vote or else he couldn't find any supporters of color in Nashville.

With even Republicans debunking Donald Trump’s bogus claim that President Obama wiretapped him, Trump is turning to one news host he can rely on to support him in his lie: Tucker Carlson.

Multimillionaire Bill O’Reilly continued to prove he’s more interested in the giant tax cut his buddy Donald Trump wants to give him via the Death to Americans bill Trumpcare than the fact that millions of Americans will lose health insurance and probably die as a result. Some “looking out for you,” eh?