Dr. Roshini Raj, NYU Langone Associate Professor of Medicine, told Fox News viewers that Donald Trump is risking people being exposed to COVID-19 with his large gatherings.

The promised “medical evaluation” by Fox’s Dr. Marc Siegel of Donald Trump was really a series of softball questions without an effort to ascertain the actual state of Trump’s health, not even when Trump made such muddy claims as having “pretty much” come off all medication.

With Tucker Carlson about to host “COVID conqueror” Donald Trump for an interview and “medical evaluation” tonight, this seemed a good time to highlight Carlson’s rant against facemasks earlier this week.

Dr. Marc Siegel, the guy who claimed, “worst-case scenario,” coronavirus is like the flu and who offered no pushback when Donald Trump called testing “overrated,” will be on Tucker Carlson Tonight making what Fox describes as a “medical evaluation” of the COVID Cougher In Chief.

Donald Trump dodged questions on Hannity about whether he has tested positive or negative for coronavirus, coughed and was hoarse – but announced he’s doing a rally in Florida this weekend.

After Donald Trump had a temper tantrum over not being allowed to jeopardize people’s health by appearing in person at a second debate, Fox News quickly started spinning, claiming a virtual debate would let Joe Biden cheat.

In case you needed any more evidence of Donald Trump’s contempt for fallen soldiers, he offered it to Fox’s Maria Bartiromo today when he cast himself as the brave and magnanimous leader who didn't flinch from germ-spreading Gold Star families infected with COVID-19.

Donald Trump sounded not just ill but deranged as he claimed he would not “waste my time” in a virtual presidential debate, has completely recovered from COVID-19 and is ready to hold rallies. UPDATED

For more ultimate news saturation, we’ve got a debate tonight between Kamala Harris and, straight from COVID Central, Mike Pence. Watch it here or just share your thoughts and observations in our comments section.

Without any other palatable argument for ramming through Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation, Fox has seized on a fake narrative of religious victimhood, that objections to her are based on her faith. It will almost surely be adopted by the rest of the right-wing.