Sen. Roger Marshall’s attempt to blame Nancy Pelosi for the January 6 insurrection was the winner of last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Poll.

If there’s one thing guaranteed to spark outrage on Fox News, it’s any person or entity concerned about racial sensitivity, even Disney and the Muppets.

Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace sent a message yesterday when he made a 12-minute discussion with Bill Gates about combating climate change, and also highlighted the right-wing effort to blame green energy for the power failures in Texas last week, the top interview of the show.

In order to immediately acquit the fossil fuels industry of any responsibility for the massive, deadly power failure in Texas, Fox News viciously and dishonestly blamed Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and green energy 128 times in less than 48 hours.

While it’s sickening to think that anyone would want more of Tucker Carlson, the truth is that Fox News wants him to help shore up its struggling Fox Nation streaming service and the network has just signed a new deal with the white nationalists’ favorite white nationalist.

The Daily Show profiled “Fox News host and Americas dickish step brother” Tucker Carlson last night in a “Dailyshowography” that chronicles Carlson’s journey “from entitled aristocrat to Fox News superhero.”

Tucker Carlson seems to think that if he spends a lot of time accusing the rest of the media of dishonesty, people won’t notice that he just made s*** up when he suggested Jill Biden is nothing more than a caretaker for her senile husband.

Sen. Ted Cruz may have abandoned his Texas constituents as they froze without power or water so that he and his family could luxuriate (and violate CDC guidelines) in Cancun, and was then caught lying about it, but to Sean Hannity, the only victim was Cruz.

Sean Hannity opened his phone chat with Donald Trump last night by boasting about his insider status and broadly hinting that he may have persuaded Dear Leader to award Rush Limbaugh the Presidential Medal of Freedom, at the request of Matt Drudge and Jared Kushner.

Trevor Noah gave Fox News and its GOP pals just the comedic skewering they deserved for using the winter catastrophe in Texas that has left millions freezing, and without power or water, as just another bit of fodder for their never-ending culture war.