Despite remaining loyal to Donald Trump when he insulted a Gold Star family, Fox & Friends didn’t mind impugning the patriotism of a team of African American 8-year-olds for kneeling during the national anthem.

Despite its constant mantra that liberals are “snowflakes” who are easily insulted, Fox News wasted no time in cranking up its umbrage machine over the anti-Trump comments at the Emmy Award ceremonies. Monday morning, on Fox & Friends, cowboy “comedian and blogger” Chad Prather showed us conservative victimhood (dare we say “snowflakes?”) at its finest.

The sycophants of Outnumbered held a poutrage session over the fact that not everybody in the media adored Donald Trump’s address to the U.N. General Assembly the way they did.

When does Tucker Carlson love CNN? When he thinks he can use the network’s reporting to claim that an FBI wiretap on Paul Manafort vindicates Donald Trump’s lie that he was wiretapped by President Obama. Even though CNN’s report said nothing of the sort.

Perhaps just as significant as Laura Ingraham getting a prime time show on Fox News is Sean Hannity’s move back to his old 9 PM ET slot. That, of course, puts him directly opposite MSNBC’s The Rachel Maddow Show which has been killing Fox in the ratings.

Watch this clip of Lou Dobbs and Ed Rollins gushing over Donald Trump’s speech to the U.N. General Assembly today for a taste of the alternate reality of Fox News Trumpers.

With his typical vindictiveness, Bill O’Reilly has started attacking one of his many accusers of sexual harassment. Unfortunately for O’Reilly, the evidence is rather flimsy.

Donald Trump gave a speech full of childishly tough talk that could have been cobbled together from his tweets. He called North Korea leader Kim Jong-Un “Rocket man” again and threatened to “totally destroy” the country. He also attacked our country’s nuclear deal with Iran as an “embarrassment.” So, naturally, Fox’s Chief Chickenhawk, John Bolton swooned.

Hurricane Irma gave us something of a respite from Fox’s usual rhetoric. But with the passing of the storm, the outrageousness came back and so has our poll. 

Just a few weeks after his suspension over charges of sexual harassment ended, Fox Business host Charles Payne has been accused of raping Scottie Nell Hughes, the woman he allegedly harassed, in a new lawsuit against Fox News, Payne and others. Updated with Fox's response.