Yesterday, “business show” Your World spent nearly 20 minutes discussing Donald Trump’s hoped-for tax reform the Fox News way: with three supportive Republicans and no Democrats.

African American Trumpers ‘Diamond And Silk’ got a warm reception on Fox Business where their racial attacks on ESPN’s Jemele Hill were egged on and applauded by host Elizabeth MacDonald.

Sean Hannity seemed to take it very personally that ESPN’s Jemele Hill called Donald Trump a white supremacist. So Hannity assembled an all-white panel to “prove” that conservatives are the tolerant ones.

Rep. Trey Gowdy’s comments about Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ attack on former FBI Director James Comey once again suggest that the Clinton-hating, Benghazi fanatic is not a huge fan of the Trump administration.

Joe Piscopo and Fox News host Neil Cavuto were very annoyed that celebrities in the Hand in Hand hurricane relief telethon talked climate change. Piscopo doesn’t believe in climate change but if it does exist, it’s Obama’s fault!

Tucker Carlson’s dog whistle to his white, racist viewers last night was an attack on ESPN host Jemele Hill for calling Donald Trump a white supremacist. For maximum smearing, Carlson teamed up with hate monger Clay Travis who “quipped” that the left considers Michael Sam a “modern day Jackie Robinson” because “he likes to sleep with men.”

Pastor Robert Jeffress took issue with 3400 church leaders who urged mercy for the young, undocumented immigrants known as “Dreamers” who have been protected by DACA. “God is not necessarily an open borders guy, as a lot of people would think that he is,” Jeffress claimed.

Memo to Bill O’Reilly: I don’t think Donald Trump is the best character reference against allegations of sexual harassment. And “no one was mistreated” is not exactly a ringing denial, either.

Benghazi's back, baby! Not only that, it's the big story on the front page of FoxNews.com as I write this. But don't expect any serious reporting beyond Catherine Herridge's dutiful transcription of accusations and opinions from guys with an axe to grind.

Fox’s Steve Doocy did not seem to care when millions of Americans stood to lose health insurance via the repeal of Obamacare. But Donald Trump’s inability to make that happen is what Doocy thinks of as tragic.