Some prominent right-wingers are very angry at Fox News Sunday host Sandra Smith for fact checking Rep. Mo Brooks’ Big Lies about the 2020 election.

It’s not often that a Republican congressman loses his cool and starts shouting at a Fox News host but that’s what happened when Rep. Mo Brooks was told there has been “still no evidence or proof” of fraud in the 2020 election.

Apparently, Fox News “honors” Memorial Day by scouring for tweets it can weaponize against Democrats, as “proof” they don’t love America.

GA Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger may have prevailed over Donald Trump’s efforts to defeat him in the GOP primary this week but he used his Fox News victory lap to crow about his state’s voter suppression laws.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, Donald Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz are scheduled to appear at an NRA convention just days after a gunman shot and killed 19 children at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, but Fox ignored those poor optics and attacked President Joe Biden for enacting police reform and Democrat Beto O’Rourke for confronting Abbott during his presser. UPDATE: Abbott will send pre-recorded message instead of attending in person.

Just minutes after Tucker Carlson used the Uvalde, Texas shooting to viciously attack President Joe Biden, “independent journalist” Glenn Greenwald piled on and joined in the hypocritical cries against politicizing tragedy.

While the U.S. Supreme Court is poised to exert a minority tyranny over the majority of Americans who support keeping Roe v. Wade abortion rights, Sen. Mike Lee and Fox’s Ainsley Earhardt did their best to demonize those opposing its overturning.

RNC Chair Ronna “Please Forget I’m a Romney” McDaniel either doesn’t understand the Pennsylvania voting rules she denounced or else she lied about them. Host Martha MacCallum let the disinformation, designed to sow distrust in the process, go uncorrected.

When Fox News host Harris Faulkner asked her guest to comment on Elon Musk calling Democrats "the party of division & hate," she seemed stunned by the response.

In a speech Tuesday night, Republican Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz thanked Sean Hannity for “giving me advice on late night conversations.” Does that mean Donald Trump is no longer Seanie-Poo’s bedtime BFF? Or do they have three-ways?