During a discussion with Governor Phil Bryant (R-MS) about his state’s new, extreme anti-abortion bill, host Steve Doocy promoted the bogus and dangerous Fox News lie that Democrats support “infanticide.”

Lou Dobbs, possibly the most hate-filled Trump-lover on Fox, promised guest and Fox Business contributor Andrew McCarthy that he would put in a phone call to Donald Trump and advise him to release sealed documents related to the Russia investigation which, of course, would undermine it and hamper further intelligence investigations.

Raise your hand if you’re shocked that Fox News’ former “Medical A-Team” psychiatrist, Keith Ablow, has been accused of some disgusting treatment of his female patients, including beating them while having sex with them, asking them to get tattoos with his initials, and saying he wanted a master/slave relationship. No, me neither.

After historian Rutger Bregman released a recording of Tucker Carlson calling him a “moron” who should “Go F**k yourself,” Carlson doubled down with a “sorry, not sorry.”

The unaired Tucker Carlson Tonight discussion with historian Rutger Bregman that went so far off the rails last week it never aired has now become public. You can watch it in its entirety after the jump.

Fox host Jeanine Pirro got a serious letter from the Federal Election Commission demanding she immediately file financial reports from her failed U.S. Senate campaign against Hillary Clinton in 2006.

Fox Nation host Bill Bennett visited Fox News today where he dismissed Andrew McCabe as a liar (but not Donald Trump) and endorsed Covington Catholic student Nicholas Standmann’s $250 lawsuit against the Washington Post. The two supposedly objective hosts were thoroughly supportive.

While Fox News desperately distracts from former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe’s revelations about Donald Trump, which should trigger a real national emergency, let’s be clear that Fox is not just protecting Dear Leader by shouting “Coup!” as loudly and aggressively as possible. Having hitched its own wagon to Trump, Fox is desperately protecting itself, too.

Although Fox was full of outrageousness last week, there weren’t a lot of “good” quotes to reflect that. So we have fewer entries than usual in this week’s poll. But I guarantee you'll find that each one is a gem.

Stephen Miller, White House senior policy advisor and anti-immigrant fanatic, was able to provide only rambling, unconvincing replies to Chris Wallace’s tough questions about Donald Trump’s so-called national emergency. The Trump Twitterverse was massively triggered.