For some reason, Fox News cut away from Donald Trump’s speech yesterday but shortly thereafter aired Joe Biden’s in full.

Sure, it’s possible Kayleigh McEnany was too ignorant to know that medical and public health officials think Donald Trump’s upcoming rally in Tulsa is a threat to public health, but it’s much more likely she was lying when she argued that science is on the side of the rally.

Harris Faulkner avoided criticizing Donald Trump’s hideous Twitter temper tantrum over the Supreme Court ruling on DACA recipients by saying there was no point “because we would only reach a point of agreement.” As if that has ever stopped Fox from attacking Democratic remarks.

Fox's Martha MacCallum tried a gotcha question on guest Dr. Wendy Osefo designed to justify the police shooting of Rayshard Brooks after he grabbed an officer’s Taser. It didn’t go well.

In defending a libel suit from Karen McDougal, Fox News claimed that when Tucker Carlson said “the facts” are “undisputed” that McDougal committed extortion, nobody should have believed him.

Who better to judge whether or not Donald Trump is a racist than “Shut up and dribble (if you’re black)” Laura Ingraham? And how better to prove it than with deceptively edited clips of Rep. Jim Clyburn suggesting the venerable African American Congressman is a prejudiced race baiter?

Laura Ingraham smeared Dr. Anthony Fauci as part of the “medical deep state” because his warnings about the coronavirus are just not Trump-friendly enough.

As Tulsa officials plead with the Trump campaign to either cancel its rally there this weekend or hold it outdoors, Mike Pence pretended the state’s spike in cases was no big deal.

Mike Pence left off the “Americans” part of “African Americans” when he was discussing police reform and the George Floyd protests with Fox & Friends today.

Mike Pence thoughtfully exempted Fox News from his criticism of other media as being in “overwhelming opposition” to Trump’s re-election. Cohost Brian Kilmeade had just proven Pence correct.