Although Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo paid lip service to the solemnity of the Normandy cemetery from where he and Laura Ingraham broadcast last night, the two spent much of their 5:36 segment laughing scornfully at Democratic presidential candidates Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg.

David Bossie, former deputy campaign manager for Donald Trump turned Fox News contributor, has disappeared from the Fox News airwaves after infuriating Donald Trump.

Only on Fox News would a host spend more than four minutes trying to discredit a colleague’s opinion, in this case contributor Donna Brazile’s claim that Russia’s interference in the 2016 election was a factor in Donald Trump’s win over Hillary Clinton.

Fox prime time race baiters Laura Ingraham and Tucker Carlson teamed up last night to further Donald Trump’s lie that the thousands of London protesters were “fake news.” Since they could not deny the protesters’ presence, they did the next best thing – by suggesting there were so many brown people, they were not really British.

According to the Fox & Friends Trump Cheerleading Squad, not only are Donald Trump’s juvenile nicknames funny, how dare Pete Buttigieg call them “mean?”

Fox News’ Brian Kilmeade all but told viewers not to believe their eyes and ears when nepotism poster child Ivanka Trump was loudly booed in London today along with national security adviser John Bolton.

With a quarter million expected in London to protest Donald Trump Tuesday, Fox & Friends called on his racist Brexit pal, Nigel Farage – also a Fox News contributor – to baselessly claim the protesters are paid operatives and that Trump is a popular guy across the pond.

Just like Donald Trump, Fox News host Charles Payne and contributor Trey Gowdy are delighted that Bill Barr, the Attorney General for the United States, acts as though he serves Trump, not all Americans.

During her Fox News town hall yesterday, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand called out Fox News misinformation about abortion and noted that Donald Trump repeated the “infanticide” lie in his State of the Union. But how effective was she? Updated: Gillibrand is fundraising off Wallace's retort.

Radio host Chip Franklin crashed a Fox News propaganda party by holding up a photo of John McCain “on the off chance the president’s watching,” and told viewers he wanted Trump to see “the real heroes out there.”