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"I asked you about President Trump," Fox News host Arthel Neville said. "Please stick to President Trump. He's the one who's on trial, sir."

"How impartial can it be when McConnell says, quote, he is taking his 'cues' from the White House," Chris Wallace asked Pam Bondi.

Led by a new high of independents who support impeachment, a Sunday Fox News poll found 54 percent of Americans want to see President Donald Trump impeached.

Trump claimed the conservative cable network is "trying sooo hard to be politically correct" by interviewing former FBI director James Comey and Adam Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.

"Look, I've had my eye on you," Alisyn Camerota recounted the former Fox News CEO saying in a piece for Vanity Fair.

In a rare interview with PBS' "Frontline," the former Fox News host recalled the backlash to her 2015 debate question.

"Maybe you give him a ticket and give him a summons to show up in court, but you don't impeach the president for this kind of nonsense," Democratic entrepreneur and activist Don Peebles said on 'Fox & Friends.'

"So much for Checks & Balances. So much for our 243 year Democratic Experiment," filmmaker Rob Reiner tweeted.

In a speech to Washington media museum, the Newseum, the Fox News Sunday host reiterated his criticism of President Donald Trump.

After issuing a joint statement in November, Gretchen Carlson, Julie Roginsky, and Diana Falzone formed Lift Our Voices, an organization dedicated to supporting those silenced by non-disclosure agreements after facing harassment or discrimination in the workplace.

No, I will not "save it for later."

Steve Doocy said that the impeachment hearings are just a television program meant to turn Americans against the president.

Pence told Fox News that he was "not only confident" that he'd be on the 2020 ticket, but that he was also "confident that we're going to win in 2020."

In a segment focusing on Trump's sense of humor, Fox News personalities compared Joe Biden "getting in the guy's face" at a recent campaign event to the president's "entertaining nature."

After Stanford law professor Pamela S. Karlan spoke in less than flattering terms about the conduct of President Donald Trump in Wednesday's House Judiciary Committee impeachment hearings, Fox News' Tucker Carlson exploded in a rant branding her a "moron" who "needs a shrink."

Fox News hosts quickly came to the defense of "dominant" President Donald Trump after a video emerged of world leaders apparently mocking the president at a NATO reception.

Judge Andrew Napolitano said there were flaws in Jonathan Turley's argument against impeaching President Trump during Fox News' coverage of the House Judiciary Committee's ongoing impeachment proceedings.

Gregg Jarrett suggested that someone else may have been using Nunes' phone for calls to Rudy Giuliani and his associate Lev Parnas.

Eight Fox hosts, personalities and contributors have appeared at Republican events in 2018, despite Fox's statement that they have "addressed the issue with contributors and hosts."

'Fox & Friends' railed against millennials and actor Mark Ruffalo Tuesday after he declared "capitalism is killing us," with the show's first guest mocking the actor for being a millionaire and accusing him of misinforming millennials about socialism.

Tucker Carlson of Fox News continued to root for Russia on his Monday night show, but this time he didn't try to pass it off as anything other than the truth.

On Monday's edition of "The Sean Hannity Show," Hannity said that Republicans should call Fox News' Mark Levin to the stand as a witness for President Trump.

On Monday, attorney to President Trump Rudolph Giuliani tweeted that Fox News anchor Steve Hilton should apologize to him for remarks Hilton made on Fox News' The Next Revolution.

Ainsley Earhardt and GOP Rep. Todd McClintock defended Trump's Ukraine dealings by saying Americans elected him to "be Trump."

"While President Trump has been trying to govern for the American people, all these hangers-on have been trying to make money for themselves off Trump," Steve Hilton said.

It's in Trump's "best interest to say 'Look, I'll participate, I'll make all my witnesses available if you'll agree to just let the voters decide next fall,'" ex-Democratic Senator Evan Bayh said.

"It's clear that there is none of the bipartisan support that Speaker Pelosi said for months was essential to impeachment," Chris Wallace said.

According to Brian Kilmeade, the impeachment inquiry has done little more than devote the president's most earnest supporters even closer to him.

"We knew all along that there was no scandal here, " the former White House press secretary said on Fox News.

Conservative pundits rejoiced at reports of record Black Friday online shopping sales, praising the "Trump economy" for allowing shoppers to spend even more money this year.