Just as the Russia investigation seems to be closing in on the Trump campaign, Fox host Brian Kilmeade blatantly endorsed Republican Rep. Ron DeSantis’ legislation to kill it. While he was at it, Kilmeade suggested the real criminal activity has been on the part of the prosecutors.

Sean Hannity’s Happy Hurricane Harvey politicization was almost complete until Texas Governor Greg Abbott shot down Hannity’s attack on the Democratic mayor of Houston.

Sean Hannity interrupted his Hurricane Harvey/Trump Tragedy Theater last night to take a childish shot at Washington Post media critic Erik Wemple over the number of his Twitter followers. Hannity even started to boast about how many followers he has but decided against it. Instead, Hannity suggested that Wemple is inferior because he couldn’t “do a TV show if his life depended on it!”

Sean Hannity paid lip service to the drowning Houstonians suffering in the floods of Hurricane Harvey but it was clear that the only person he really cared about rescuing was Donald Trump. Just like after Charlottesville, Hannity painted Trump as the most important victim.

Parent company 21st Century Fox has pulled the plug on the Fox News Channel in the U.K., ostensibly due to low ratings. But a cynic might think it’s more about the conglomerate’s bid for Sky.

Fox News meteorologist Janice Dean heard her hosts attacking Houston’s Democratic mayor, Sylvester Turner, for not evacuating Houston ahead of Hurricane Harvey and she just wasn’t going to have it.

Not even a Biblical catastrophe like Hurricane Harvey's flooding in Houston can stop Fox News from thinking about politics. In this case, the target was Houston's black, Democratic mayor, Sylvester Turner.

Instead of going to real news to cover the Harvey flooding in and around Houston, Texas, Fox went to a talk show to cheerlead Donald Trump’s arrival in the area. And while, they were at it, cohost Kevin Jackson gratuitously smeared Hillary Clinton. UPDATED

Fox News black attacker Kevin Jackson’s claim that Charlottesville was a “left-creation” was not just outrageous but is now officially the Most Outrageous Fox Quote of that week. You can view his full quote and last week’s poll here. But do make sure to check out our current candidates after the jump.

Fox host Ainsley Earhardt tried to exploit catastrophe by baselessly suggesting that the Democratic mayor of Houston chose not to evacuate for Hurricane Harvey just to screw over Republican state officials. Fortunately, she was shot down by Republican Rick Perry.