Maria Bartiromo took time out from adoring Donald Trump to hype a “high end” line of bulletproof back-to-school items this morning as a stylish solution to school shootings. She even had the poor taste to play the song “Bulletproof” as the segment opened.

Retired Lt. Col. Ralph Peters sounded the alarm about Donald Trump and how he and Fox News are gifts to each other. “The polite word is ‘prostitutes,’” Peters said about his former Fox colleagues.

Watch Washington Post correspondent Philip Bump explain that the reason Donald Trump is threatening the security clearance of midlevel Department of Justice employee Bruce Ohr, who may lose his job as a result, is because Trump is relying on Fox News conspiracy theories over facts or DOJ procedures.

Tucker Carlson gave a proverbial wink to his white nationalist fans by depicting the low turnout for the “Unite the Right” rally as proof that white supremacy is a figment of liberal minds. At the same time, he highlighted a few incidents of violence by counter-protesters to demonize the left as deranged and dangerous.

It was bad enough that the lying Trumpettes known as “Diamond and Silk” smeared the media as “the enemy of the people,” especially when these two engage in everything they accuse the media of. But even worse was Fox host Steve Doocy’s fake challenge that really served to egg them on for more.

According to Omarosa Manigault Newman’s new book, critics “have no idea just how right you were” in accusing Fox News of having worked to help Donald Trump get elected.

Fox News aired a lengthy tribute to Aretha Franklin today. But one of the stills showed a photo of Patti LaBelle singing instead of Franklin.

Fox Business Network’s Trish Regan attempt to smear Denmark as a land of miserable welfare kings and queens got a hilarious smack down from a Danish politician.

Fox & Friends cohost Ainsley Earhardt tried to join in the Fox News pile on against Andrew Cuomo by flaunting her patriotism with a boast about the time “we defeated communist Japan.” Instead, she wound up flaunting her ignorance.

Today, hundreds, maybe thousands of editorials across the country are standing in solidarity against Donald Trump’s attacks on our free press. We stand in solidarity with them today and every day. Although we do not consider ourselves reporters, we do provide news and commentary on the news and we have been affected by Trump’s hostility to the First Amendment.