After his promotion on the Trump sycophancy scale to “approaching nine territory,” Fox News’ Brian Kilmeade replied, “There’s always room for improvement,” and called Trump a "good coach."

After prompting Donald Trump to once more baselessly accuse Joe Scarborough of murder, Brian Kilmeade said nothing to challenge the conspiracy theory.

Presidential candidate Joe Biden gave an awesome speech today in response to the George Floyd protests in which he specifically denounced violence, looting and destroying property. But “straight news” anchor Bret Baier just happened to echo Trump campaign talking points in an analysis that suggested Biden is weak on enforcing the law.

Tucker Carlson wants Donald Trump to stop listening to son-in-law Jared Kushner and start acting more like the racist authoritarian Carlson longs for.

Tucker Carlson, oh-so disappointed that Donald Trump didn’t crack down on the rioting protesters, pretended to want solidarity while calling black looters “predators” who will probably start “beating people to death in shopping malls.”

Last night, after Donald Trump had peaceful protesters tear gassed so he could have a photo op walk to St. John’s Episcopal Church and hold up a bible like a trophy outside, Martha MacCallum likened him to Abraham Lincoln who would go over to listen to services

Dr. Ronny Jackson’s comparison of hydroxychloroquine to Secret Service protection was the deserving winner of last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll. You can check out the poll and its results here. But do check out this week’s possibilities after the jump.

Fox & Friends got a propaganda threefer today by giving a friendly platform to Burgess Owens to both promote his Republican candidacy for Congress and to use the George Floyd protests and the shutdown orders to spout extremist rhetoric against Democrats.

Fox News seems to be reviving its old playbook of trying to discredit its critics, this time by hiring two conservative, former reporters for the job, according to The New York Times.

Dr. Cornel West gave host Chris Wallace a talking-to about the context of race and poverty behind the George Floyd protesters' looting.