In Fox News’ never-ending effort to smear, demean and denigrate those Americans who dare to express an opinion different from its own Trump boosterism, host Eric Bolling used his “business” show over the weekend to viciously mock House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer. Just like Donald Trump did.

"Objective" Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner did a little Trump clean-up operation when she reported on his reaction to a federal judge’s stay of his “Muslim ban.”

Last night, I wrote about Fox News showcasing a small group of pro-Trump supporters at a large anti-Trump demonstration near his home in Palm Beach, Florida. Today, Fox showcased a small pro-Trump demonstration and called it “breaking news.” I’m sure Fox meant it in the most boosterish way possible. But it actually suggested that Trump is so unpopular that even a small group of supporters is big news.

It’s hard to know which was worse: Donald Trump’s uber-loyalty to Russia or his suggestion that there is nothing much wrong with a murderous regime operating in the United States. 

A large group of protesters marched on Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida today. But Fox News, in a report that could have been directed by Trump, himself, decided to position its correspondent in front of some Trump supporters. At the end of the report “objective” anchor Julie Banderas just happened to mention how pleasantly surprised she was to see them.

Fox News’ The Five predictably pounced on Nancy Pelosi yesterday after she blasted the Trump administration for making “white supremacist” Steve Bannon a permanent member of the National Security Council. And Vichy Democrat Bob Beckel once again seemed more interested in helping the Fox News message than in advocating for what is supposed to be his own side.

The only thing more laughably disingenuous than Donald Trump claiming he doesn’t like to tweet is a Fox host demanding that Democrats be more helpful to Trump – and pretending it’s for their own good.

Donald Trump’s first National Prayer Breakfast will probably be remembered for his bizarre ranting about his Apprentice ratings and his attack on Arnold Schwarzenegger on the subject. But to the pundits on Fox Business Network’s Risk & Reward yesterday, Trump’s remarks were just proof of what a Glorious Christian Leader he is, especially in comparison to former President Obama.

The internet is buzzing about Kellyanne Conway's fear mongering about a non-existent "Bowling Green massacre." But not Fox News.

Trumpster Stephen Moore, described by Media Matters as “the worst economist in the world,” just left Fox News after CNN made him “a really good offer.”