This morning, Fox & Friends’ otherwise hilarious swooning over Donald Trump’s State of the Union address turned serious as an alignment with David Duke when the Trump lapdogs gushed over the same line that white nationalists loved, too.

Recently, Fox host Martha MacCallum complained about African Americans being “sort of catered to” but last night she didn’t mind singling them out for not catering to Donald Trump’s overblown State of the Union self-congratulation about their employment numbers.

My fellow Americans: "State of the Union address" and "Donald Trump" are two phrases that should never appear in the same sentence. But, alas, this is where we find ourselves in these United States of America today.

Andrea Tantaros, the former Fox News host suing her ex-employer for sexual harassment, has filed new court papers alleging that then-Fox CEO Roger Ailes installed cameras that allowed him to spy on female hosts changing clothes at work.

If you could use a laugh today, check out Andy Borowitz’ recent satire in The New Yorker about Fox & Friends and Trump’s State of the Union tonight.

In addition to tossing aside national security concerns in service to Donald Trump's cover up, House Speaker Paul Ryan put a cherry on his treachery by giving Trump’s D.C. hotel a gratuitous plug on Fox & Friends this morning.

Scott Baio, the 1980s sitcom star who admonished women to “grow up” if they were offended by Trump’s “grab ‘em by the p***y” lewdness, has been accused of molesting his Charles in Charge costar, Nicole Eggert, starting when she was 14.

Sean Hannity and his like-minded Trump goons can taste the Trump fascism they’ve been yearning for. It’s within reach now that FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe has been pushed out and Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee voted to put Trump over country and release a classified memo they hope to use to destroy the Russia investigation.

Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley’s likening Donald Trump to Superman probably earned big points with the boss but it definitely earned the title of Most Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week last week. However, as usual, there’s plenty more where that came from.

Oh, the horror of Donald Trump cultists aka Fox & Friends having to watch comic “auditions” for the narration of Fire and Fury, topped off with Hillary Clinton as the final and winning reader!