According to Fox News' Geraldo Rivera, lying bigot Sean Hannity is not just Donald Trump’s bedtime BFF but his biggest influence.

No sooner did the news come down that the Supreme Court upheld Donald Trump’s Muslim ban than Fox News pundits began suggesting to the Fan in Chief that he use the ruling to ban people coming into the country from Mexico, too.

Kimberly Guilfoyle’s romance with scandal-plagued Donald Trump Jr. proves she has no more ethics or decency than she did when The Five cohost worked to cover up Roger Ailes’ abusive tenure at Fox News.

Normally, I’d winnow down a mountain of Fox News outrageousness such as we had last week as Fox desperately spun Donald Trump’s family separations and child detentions. But taken as a whole, they make quite a statement about Fox News that might otherwise be missed.

David Bossie has been suspended by Fox News after telling African American Joel Payne, that he was out of his “cotton-picking mind" on yesterday's Fox & Friends.

Florida’s Trump-loving attorney general, Pam Bondi, spent four minutes on Fox & Friends playing the conservative victim after being heckled at a movie and pretending that she believes in civility and decency.

Fox host Jesse Watters, who stalked, ambushed and harassed private citizens on behalf of Bill O’Reilly, thinks DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen should have thrown a margarita at the citizens who heckled her at a restaurant.

Fox News host Jesse Watters and the liars known as Diamond and Silk actually praised Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen for dining in a Mexican restaurant while the Trump administration was ripping migrant families apart at the border.

A Fox & Friends discussion went off the rails this morning when David Bossie, a Fox News contributor and Donald Trump’s former deputy campaign manager, told African American Democrat Joel Payne that he was out of his “cotton-picking mind.”

Fox News contributor Rachel Campos-Duffy is doubling down and playing the conservative victim after being excoriated for describing child detention centers as “better than some of the projects” that African Americans live in.