Fox’s latest false smears of President Joe Biden might have you believing that the devout, practicing Catholic is on the verge of being excommunicated.

“Objective news anchor” Harris Faulkner silenced Democratic guest Chris Hahn when he challenged Republicans to go on the record about murder-curious, QAnon-lover Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA). Faulkner preferred to demonize AOC.

Chris Stirewalt, the recently fired politics editor at Fox News, wrote a column in the Los Angeles Times today essentially accusing his former employer of stifling the news to fit a pro-Trump business plan, yet he stopped short of directly criticizing the network.

Tucker Carlson’s defense of right-wing troll Doug Mackey deceitfully painted him as a victim of a Democratic assault on free speech and failed to note that Mackey was arrested because he tried to suppress Hillary Clinton supporters from voting.

Fox News never misses an opportunity to advance the GOP agenda, much of which is anti-abortion. So, in suggesting that Catholics will lose their eternal souls if they vote for pro-choice Democrats, especially Nancy Pelosi, Fox gets to score a propaganda twofer and, for extra credit, keep any wayward Catholic sheep in the GOP flock.

Larry Kudlow, possibly the country’s most misinforming National Economic Council director, will be hosting a weekday program on the Fox Business Network as well as providing commentary, starting February 8.

Other than the boss she shilled for, it’s hard to think of a more deceitful and dishonest person than Trump's Press Secretary, Kayleigh McEnany. But until discussions were reportedly “paused,” McEnany was on her way through the Trump/Fox revolving door to an “employment agreement” with Trump TV.

The Daily Show gave Fox’s Trump lapdogs a perfect comedic comeuppance for complaining that media coverage of Biden isn’t tough enough.

Sen. Marco Rubio sounded like someone who just wanted to punt responsibility for holding Donald Trump accountable for inciting the violence and the armed insurrection at the Capitol on January 6.

During an appearance on Fox News’ “objective news” show today, Dr. Anthony Fauci was pelted with suggestions from anchors Bill Hemmer and Dana Perino that he “move on” and stop discussing Donald Trump’s epic failures in managing the COVID-19 pandemic. But Fauci outsmarted them.