When her Trumper guest acknowledged that Donald Trump’s alleged knowledge and approval of his campaign’s meeting with a Kremlin-linked lawyer was not a good look for Dear Leader, host Laura Ingraham quickly interrupted to change the subject to Hillary Clinton.

A blistering report in Huffington Post is all but incontrovertible proof that even if former host and current Donald Trump Jr. girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle’s departure from Fox News was voluntary, the network couldn’t be happier to see her gone.

Fox News anchor Shepard Smith demolished the White House’s excuse for banning CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins from a press event yesterday. Then he called on viewers not to let politics keep them from standing on guard against the Trump administration's other attacks on the press.

Although Trump lickspittles Sean Hannity, Jeanine Pirro and Lou Dobbs have long pushed for the impeachment of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, Fox’s senior judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano called out the articles of impeachment as a stupid political stunt.

The banning of CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins from a White House press event yesterday was not the first assault on the press by disgraced former Fox News executive turned White House communications honcho, Bill Shine. There’s every reason to believe it won’t be his last.

Yesterday, when Fox News president Jay Wallace announced that the network stands “in strong solidarity with CNN” after its reporter, Kaitlan Collins, was banned from an open White House press event, someone forgot to tell Fox Business host Lou Dobbs. Either that or Dobbs decided he was exempt.

As sure as Sean Hannity’s adoration of Donald Trump is a friendly interview with any white bigot in trouble. Tonight, Roseanne Barr joins the list that has included George Zimmerman, Don Imus and Mel Gibson.

Britt McHenry, who claims she was demoted at ESPN for being a high-earning white person, will undoubtedly have a chance to crusade against the oppression of white conservatives when she gets her new show on Fox Nation.

Fox host Tucker Carlson’s “invitation” to attorney Michael Avenatti was little more than an excuse to goad him with insults such as "creepy porn lawyer," then go after him for refusing to come on the show. But in the middle of Carlson's attack, he inadvertently acknowledged that Avenatti would have demolished Rudy Giuliani had the two appeared together as Avenatti requested.

Although Donald Trump flew into a rage when he caught wife Melania watching CNN on Air Force One, Mrs. Trump has publicly announced she will watch “any channel she wants.”