There's a tendency among some Americans to want to simply ignore Donald Trump. They're relieved that they don't have to pay attention to him anymore, and it's just become very easy to act like what he's saying and doing now is inconsequential. That's hardly the case. He should not be ignored.

At this point, we don't need a poll or a survey to tell us what we already know about the base of the Republican Party -- they're crazy.

It's almost hard to comprehend that the entire base of the GOP has been entirely radicalized by Donald Trump, but it's true.

Why is FOX News so obsessed with the origins of COVID-19? I talk about that, and I answer the question, "Joe, what's up with your radio show?"

This week, Democrats moved ahead to investigate what happened on January 6, but at the same time, Republicans acted like it never happened.

I am a conservative. I ran for Congress as a conservative. I voted as a conservative when I served in Congress. I've held and promoted conservative ideas on the radio. But the Republican Party is no longer a place for conservatives.

The suggestion that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump has now become widely accepted by GOP voters, and no one is more amused by that than Donald Trump himself.

The House Republicans are set to take a vote next week to strip Liz Cheney of her leadership position for one reason and one reason only — she refuses to believe the Big Lie that the 2020 election was stolen from Donald Trump. She insists on believing the truth, and the GOP is punishing her for it.

The biggest contrast after President Biden's first address to a joint session of Congress was just how unserious Republicans are compared to Democrats.

Every night, millions of people tune in to FOX News, and they're lied to by the hosts. This should matter to you.