Fox News’ coverage of abortion not only represents a biased “pro-life” point of view, but it is a font of misinformation and propaganda. This tradition continued on last Sunday’s Fox & Friends, during which Pete Hegseth admitted that Fox News is clearly taking a side.

One day after Fox and Lou Dobbs became defendants in a huge defamation suit, Dobbs’ evening FBN show has been canceled and he will no longer appear on the network.

After calling for everyone to “extend grace” so we can all work together, Rep. Matt Gaetz gushed over Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s 22-minute insult-filled response to being stripped of her committee assignments.

Despite scathing comments about Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from some Republicans on Fox, anchor Harris Faulkner happily embraced Rep. Matt Gaetz’s rehabilitation effort.

Sean Hannity pretended that Donald Trump’s incitement of insurrection was merely suggesting “marching peacefully and patriotically to let your voices be heard” in order to smear Democrats as “far more guilty of insurrection.”

On Fox News, Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) didn’t go so far as to say murder-curious and conspiracy theorist Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene should be expelled from Congress. But he certainly didn’t sound like he’d mind seeing her stripped of her committee positions, as she was a bit later in the day.

Smartmatic, the voting technology company and repeated target of Fox’s “stolen election” lies, filed a gigantic lawsuit today against Fox Corporation and three of its voter-fraud propagandists: Lou Dobbs, Maria Bartiromo and Jeanine Pirro. It also tied the on-air lies to the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol.

On Fox Business, Maria Bartiromo and Larry Kudlow discussed whether President Joe Biden is too senile to know what he’s doing or if he’s “merely” “an empty vessel for the far-left.”

The rift in the GOP was on full view last night as Trey Gowdy welcomed Karl Rove to urge Kevin McCarthy to strip Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of her committee positions and confine her “to the dark recesses of the furthest building away from the House floor.”

Sean Hannity gave Eric Trump a friendly platform to lie his head off about how his “beloved’ father has been “really like a father figure to America.”