When Donald Trump says he would “love to see” a government shutdown over “border security,” Fox Business hosts take that as marching orders to slobber over his political mojo and talk up a shutdown as good for the economy. Despite all evidence to the contrary!

Given Sean Hannity’s oversized role in the release of the so-called Nunes memo, shouldn’t we be asking how closely he’s been working with Rep. Devin Nunes? UPDATED WITH MORE EVIDENCE

In Fox & Friends’ world of alternative facts, Corey Lewandowski and his facilitator friends believe that the Nunes memo reveals “deep state” corruption against the American people and their president who has been "vindicated!"

The so-called Nunes memo may have been a dud as far as facts and truth are concerned but Trump lickspittles probably could not be happier with the results. If anything, their efforts to undermine our institutions and democracy are ramping up in order to finger Hillary Clinton, Democrats and the Obama State Department as the “real” Russia colluders.

Who made the most outrageous comment on Fox last week? Our current poll has eight "outstanding" candidates for that distinction. Check 'em out!

What’s a Donald Trump toady like Sean Hannity to do when the stock market tanks less than a week after Dear Leader took credit for its rise? Why, blame Barack Obama!

It was pretty telling that, instead of identifying a single significant revelation in the so-called Nunes memo, Fox guest Ben Stein “honored” its release with disgustingly inflammatory rhetoric, such as baselessly suggesting that Democratic opposition to the memo was "part of a conspiracy so immense it defies imagination.” But host Neil Cavuto seemed to approve of every attack.

Howard Kurtz made a blatant pitch to the Breitbart crowd last week as he flacked his new, Trump-friendly book to its radio-show listeners.

Whether you’re celebrating or consoling yourself over the Super Bowl tonight, you could probably use a laugh via Saturday Night Live’s “Fox & Friends” featuring an interview with “Hope Hicks” (Cecily Strong) and a phone call from "Donald Trump" (Alec Baldwin).

Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell not only ruined Fox host Tucker Carlson’s efforts to smear the left as “hysterical” over the release of the so-called Nunes memo, Swalwell managed to make Carlson look like the hysterical one as he repeatedly tied Carlson to Republican efforts to undermine the rule of law.