Dr. Marc Siegel, a Fox News contributor and professor of medicine at NYU Langone Health, displayed a shocking disregard for public health during the COVID-19 pandemic when he failed to challenge Trump's claim that testing is “overrated” and that he doesn’t “feel comfortable” wearing a mask most of the time.

Birther host Heather Childers has been let go by Fox News after showing up for work ill and despite pleas to Donald Trump to save her job.

Gov. Brian Kemp ridiculously tried to defend his lawsuit against Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, for mandating face masks in Atlanta, by claiming that he encourages people to wear face masks but that a mandate will shut down businesses.

Geraldo Rivera – the guy who attacked LeBron James for wearing an “I Can’t Breathe” shirt instead of lecturing Blacks about crime – thinks it was admirable for Donald Trump to send good wishes to accused child sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell.

Last night, Tucker Carlson suggested his fans dox New York Times journalists with a dubious accusation that the paper had doxed him. Today, Carlson’s fans complied with his suggestion.

In case you’re wondering how Fox News culture got the way it was depicted in yesterday's lawsuit this video put together by Brave New Films, in 2007, provides a hint.

Jennifer Eckhart, the woman who accused Ed Henry of raping her, summed up her career at Fox by saying, “I was paralyzed by fear when I was working there.”

Super Duper Christian Ainsley Earhardt seems to have a thing for men who get accused of sexual harassment and worse. They have a history of racism, too.

The “vacationing” Tucker Carlson won last week’s poll for his disgusting smears of Purple Heart recipient Sen. Tammy Duckworth. But as you’d probably expect, there was plenty of outrageousness last week, too. So help determine this week’s winner after the jump.

Donald Trump showed a shocking lack of concern for children’s health as he demanded they go back to school in the fall, without indicating any plan to protect them, but he showed a lot of concern for the safety of Confederate flags and businesses getting sued for lack of adequate health protections.