The pro-death agenda of the right-wing “pro-life” crowd is made starkly clear in this week’s contenders for the Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week. The assemblage is breathtaking.

Fox & Friends weekend cohost Jedediah Bila nicely smacked down Donald Trump’s juvenile attack on Chris Wallace yesterday.

This morning, noted health expert (not) Bill Bennett visited Fox & Friends to suggest that he and Donald Trump know better than medical experts that we should re-open the country in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.

As Sean Hannity’s dangerous dishonesty about the coronavirus pandemic comes under scrutiny, Ellen DeGeneres producer Andy Lassner seems to have single-handedly started a Twitter trend that will surely have the thin-skinned bullyboy gnashing his teeth.

Self-admitted liar Sarah Huckabee Sanders spewed a load of BS about Donald Trump’s botched response to the coronavirus pandemic while Fox’s Steve Doocy teed up softballs for her.

Bloomberg reported today the good news that two thirds of severe COVID-19 patients improved on a drug called remdesivir in a small, but promising test. That is very much not the drug hydroxychloroquine that Fox News host Laura Ingraham and her colleagues have been crowing about, along with the Fan in Chief, Donald Trump – and stopping one step short of calling skeptics murderers.

Fox News political analyst Brit Hume offered up a series of brutal suggestions for Donald Trump about his coronavirus press briefings.

Laura Ingraham proved herself totally on board with Fox’s pro-death agenda as she worried about Americans not being able to spread and catch COVID-19 in church and elsewhere and showed almost no concern about stopping the outbreak.

Six different polls show that Fox viewers think the coronavirus is less of a threat than the media portrays it. Instead of making sure its viewers understand the danger, Fox has doubled down on misleading about it.

Bill O’Reilly, who obsessively attacked abortion-provider Dr. Tiller as “the baby killer," said he didn't “want to sound callous” - as he dismissed 13,000 American deaths from coronavirus as no biggie.