Sean Hannity acted as though dire warnings about Russia’s interference in our elections from Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, the Trump-appointed, Republican Director of National Intelligence, were little more than anti-Trump propaganda. He was aided and abetted by colleagues Newt Gingrich and Ed Henry.

Yesterday, Democrat Christy Setzer called out how Donald Trump's "Blue Apron" plan to cut food stamp (“SNAP”) benefits is rooted in the demonization of food-stamp recipients.

The Rob Porter scandal continued raging yesterday and into the evening but mum was the word in Fox News prime time. Monday night, one prime time show, The Ingraham Angle, at least touched on the controversy. Last night, all evening shows except Special Report ignored it altogether.

The Rob Porter scandal seems far from over, except on Fox News. Although White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders made some jaw-dropping comments at the press briefing Monday, Fox all but ignored the story in prime time. The above screen grab shows you what Fox did have time for.

Welcome to another week of Fox outrageousness for your consideration. This week’s subjects include: diversity at the Olympics, Confederate statues, the government shutdown, a conspiracy theory about the lack of security clearances at the White House and immigration. Get your thinking caps ready!

When Robert De Niro had the gall to “slam” Donald Trump as a “dangerous leader,” those were fightin’ words for Fox News! The network just hates when celebrities weigh in on politics – except when conservative celebrities sound off.

Before Fox decided Trump’s messaging on the Rob Porter scandal wasn’t working, Trump lickspittles Jeanine Pirro and Sebastian Gorka got together to blame some kind of Obama-linked, "deep state" conspiracy for Trump’s woes.

Fox & Friends cohost Ainsley Earhardt explicitly asked Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley to advise Trump to “come out against domestic violence.”

Howard Kurtz has a new book out, called “Media Madness: Donald Trump, the Press, and the War over the Truth.” Clearly, it’s a book designed to appeal to Trump supporters. Or at least “liberal media” haters. But a book review by Jonathan Chait in New York suggests the book says more about Kurtz than the media.

Fox News host Jeanine Pirro has reportedly gotten a thumbs up from Donald Trump for a book to counter Michael Wolff’s extremely unflattering – and hugely popular – book “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House."