Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price visited Fox News to try to sell Trumpcare as “patient-centered health care” to unsuspecting viewers who might not check his facts. But even so, one simple question from host Neil Cavuto exposed Price’s lack of concern for patients.

It turns out that the short list for replacing Manhattan’s federal prosecutor, Preet Bharara, contains an attorney especially cozy with Fox News.

Thursday night, Sean Hannity called on Donald Trump to “purge” the “Obama holdover” “saboteurs” from the government, specifically citing the United States attorneys. Friday, Trump abruptly did just that. The purge includes one federal prosecutor that was reportedly investigating Fox News. 

In my last post, I took a dig at Fox News’ White House correspondent John Roberts for doing a solid for White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer. But Roberts was no Trump lapdog when it came to questioning Spicer about the news that former national security advisor Mike Flynn just retroactively registered as a foreign agent for Turkey. When you add in Chris Wallace’s later comments and Shepard Smith’s remarks from yesterday and today – well, you’re looking at a good chunk of criticism of the Trump administration from the network that often looks like Trump TV.

Fox News’ White House correspondent John Roberts clued in Press Secretary Sean Spicer that his flag pin was upside down during today's White House press briefing.

While most Fox News hosts seem to be competing for a Biggest Trump Supporter On Cable News award, Shepard Smith stands in stark opposition. Nothing exemplified that more than his tear about the Trump administration and Russia: “It’s too much lying and too much Russia and too much smoke.”

Sean Hannity – the guy willing to promote any and all smears against President Obama – had the nerve to team up with hatriot Michelle Malkin to complain that Obama has not been nice enough to Birther-in-Chief, Donald Trump. 

Sean Hannity’s desperation to help bail out his beloved Donald Trump from concerns about his ties to Russia would be laughable if it were not so potentially dangerous: Hannity is arguing that it wasn’t Russia that hacked the Democratic National Committee, as the Intelligence Community has reportedly found. No, Hannity is alleging that it was actually the CIA which then disguised its work by making it look like the Russians did it. 

Bill O’Reilly's ridiculously pro-Trump spin on the mounting evidence of his buddy's ties to Russia proved O'Reilly was looking out more for GOP politics than for the majority of Americans who want an independent investigation into the matter.

Fox News has reportedly reached a settlement of $2.5 million with former contributor Tamara Holder who alleges she was sexually assaulted by a Fox News Latino vice president two years ago.