A funny thing happened to Fox News reporter Peter Doocy on his way to cheerleading the forthcoming passage of the Trump tax bill: a brave protester.

Despite her spoken disavowal, Fox News host Harris Faulkner did much to enable and sanitize her guest’s reckless claim that the FBI may have planned to assassinate Donald Trump. Even worse, she ignored signs that the FBI saw evidence of Trump collusion during the campaign.

In this latest shark-jumping attack on the FBI, Fox News contributor Kevin Jackson, one of Fox’s favorite black racists, floated the idea that the FBI may have planned to assassinate Donald Trump. Jackson cited “social media” as his source for this claim.

Not surprisingly, Gregg Jarrett’s likening of the FBI to the KGB was last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Poll winner. But we’ve got more where that came from after the jump.

Ivanka Trump, perhaps the one person as unqualified as Donald Trump to be in the White House, got an assist from her Fox Friends in shilling for the tax bill without having to mention that she and her family will be some of its biggest beneficiaries.

When Jeanine Pirro was caught speeding 54 miles over the 65 MPH speed limit recently, she said she would pay the consequences because, “I believe in the rule of law.” She just forgot to add, “Except when it comes to Donald Trump.” 

Fox host Jesse Watters took the network's war on Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation further into Crazy Dangerous with a claim that it may be “a coup.” But Fox host Howard Kurtz suggested criticism of Watters was merely partisan sniping.

Former Fox News contributor Tamara Holder told CNN about the aftermath of having a Fox executive “pull out his penis in his office and shove my head on it.”

Before he got around to trashing the FBI and the American intelligence community, Fox Business anchor Lou Dobbs laughed supportively over Vladimir Putin’s nasty swipe at American lawmakers.

One week after Sean Hannity agreed with regular guest Gregg Jarrett that the FBI “has become America's secret police” that acts “like the old KGB,” Hannity had the nerve to announce, “I love the FBI. I love law enforcement. I love our intelligence community.”