Fox News's Steve Doocy pressed Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) about the attacks directed toward law enforcement after the FBI executed a search warrant at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence.

Since the FBI searched Trump's estate on Monday, conservatives and Trump supporters have continued to condemn the FBI and DOJ, despite a significant increase in threats against law enforcement.

Doocy noted the threats on Thursday, saying, “There are a number of people online and elsewhere who are demonizing the FBI.”

The Fox News anchor went on to mention Republican politicians who have spoken out against the FBI since the raid, including Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ) and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA).

“I’m just curious, whatever happened to the Republican Party backing the blue?!" Doocy asked Scalise.

The congressman claimed that while the Republican Party generally supports law enforcement, "It concerns everybody if you see some agents go rogue."

“Steve, who went rouge?” Doocy interrupted, countering a point repeatedly made by anchors on his own network. “They were following a search warrant.”

The exchange comes after Doocy poured cold water on Joe Concha’s anti-FBI rant by pointing out that FBI Director Christopher Wray was appointed by Trump himself.

Broadcaster David Feherty revealed the (frankly, rather basic) reason he left NBC Sports to join the broadcast team behind Saudi-backed LIV Golf.

Back in July, it was announced that Feherty would depart from NBC and the Golf Channel, his home for the last seven years, for a new venture with LIV Golf.

The reason? "Money."

"People don’t talk about it," Feherty told David Briggs of the Toledo Blade. "I hear, ‘Well, it’s to grow the game.’ Bullshit, they paid me a lot of money.”

But, Feherty later insisted the move was more than just dollars and cents. He claimed it was a big opportunity to grow his career and be true to himself.

Feherty went on to cite cancel culture as a deciding factor, explaining that LIV is “an opportunity to be myself again.”

Sure, I guess ... if your true self is someone who overlooks egregious human rights violations in the name of money.

“There are people waiting around every corner hoping to be offended by something. Fuck those people," he added.

"Our lives are being shaped by small groups of mean-spirited people who have no sense of humor. We’re in danger of losing our national sense of humor because of this.”

If Feherty thinks America's woke snowflakes are a group of mean-spirited people compromising the nation, I recommend a quick Google search on Saudi Arabia and the kingdom's crown prince.