Donald Trump’s Fox & Friends lickspittles gaslit their viewers by falsely claiming that a New York Times bombshell showing his enormous and repeated business failures during the 10 years he was promoting himself as a business genius was actually evidence of his success.

Even though a Fox News correspondent reported that Mayor Pete Buttigieg resolved the issue of a crisis pregnancy center’s location in South Bend, Indiana, “objective” anchor Martha MacCallum tried to get her anti-abortion guest to attack him as anti-pro life.

It’s time once again to review the Fox News outrageousness of the past week and vote in our poll to determine which of the outrageous quotes was the most outrageous. Last week’s winner was Rudy Giuliani’s conspiracy theory about the Russia investigation. Check out the full results here but do come back to vote in this week’s poll.

If only the seven (so far!) Democratic presidential candidates doing or considering Fox News town halls would listen to Pod Save America’s Dan Pfeiffer and Jon Favreau, they might understand why such an event is short-sighted and how they can get the same benefits without giving Fox News undeserved credibility and advertising dollars.

Democratic presidential candidates Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand have scheduled Fox News town halls in the near future. Julian Castro is reportedly in the process of scheduling one and more candidates are considering it.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo could not come up with any explanation that passed the smell test as to why Donald Trump chose not to bring up Russian interference in U.S. elections during his friendly, hour-and-a-half phone call to Vladimir Putin last week.

Donald Trump just can’t stand it that Fox’s chief judicial analyst, Andrew Napolitano, thinks he broke the law and deserves impeachment – and like the tinpot dictator he aspires to be, Trump keeps trying to retaliate against his former friend.

You could almost see Fox contributor Marc Thiessen rubbing his hands together in anticipation of the Trump administration teaming up with Attorney General William Barr to persecute non-Trump loyalists involved in the Russia investigation.

A Fox News discussion began with host Neil Cavuto saying, “It could be time for U.S. involvement in Venezuela,” and Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) claiming we should “absolutely” “look at our military” forcing “humanitarian” regime change. Sound familiar?

Whatever he thinks of the Mueller report and the Russia investigation, why on earth would Very Serious Journalist Glenn Greenwald team up with white nationalist hero, liar and gay basher Tucker Carlson to attack other, far more legitimate journalists and Democrats? We may have an answer.