Donald Trump boasted about having “essentially gutted Obamacare,” without saying a word about what he’ll do to replace it, during his friendly chat with Fox's Jeanine Pirro. She seemed just fine with that, even as the coronavirus continues to ravage the U.S.

Fox contributor Deneen Borelli joined the “Stepford pundits” Friday when she suggested – with a straight face – that Donald Trump’s BS Nobel Prize nomination was more important than revelations that he lied to the public about the dangers of the coronavirus.

Seth Meyers coined the perfect term for Fox’s Trump propagandists as he ridiculed their knee-jerk defense of Trump’s indefensible lies to the public about the threat of the coronavirus, with special focus on Lou Dobbs.

Even in Trump World, Stephen Miller stands out for his bigotry and cruelty (think child separations e.g.) so it says a lot about Sean Hannity that Miller would fawn over him as the inspiration for his world view.

While the death toll from coronavirus approaches 200,000 Americans, and millions remain unemployed and without assistance, Donald Trump is spending hours and hours watching TV that massages his ego.

Last night, during his lengthy chitchat with security blanket Sean Hannity, Donald Trump called Fox News pollsters “the worst pollsters of all.” Fox host Hannity said not a word to defend his employer.

Under fire over revelations that he deliberately misled the public about the threat and severity of the coronavirus pandemic, Donald Trump ran to Bedtime BFF Sean Hannity, where the two pretended that he lied to prevent panic – and then fear mongered with abandon about Joe Biden, our voting process and Black Lives Matter demonstrations.

After Bob Woodward produced recordings of Donald Trump admitting to misleading the public about the danger and contagiousness of COVID-19, his Fox News propagandists spun the lies as the mark of a great president.

Greg Gutfeld defended Donald Trump lying to the public about the seriousness of coronavirus by likening him to a careful doctor not wanting to needlessly alarm a patient.

Fox host Howard Kurtz spent a lot of time helping to discount the reporting of colleague Jennifer Griffin, who confirmed reports that Donald Trump has called fallen troops “losers” and “suckers,” even as he went on to praise her as “one of the fairest, most conscientious reporters on the planet.”