Fox won’t say who it’s testing in “an abundance of caution” but there's quite a long list of hosts and reporters who have spent time in close proximity to maskless Trumpers in the middle of the Trump World pandemic.

Greg Gutfeld must surely win the Most Ridiculous Spin Of Donald Trump’s COVID-19 award for his claim that Trump got coronavirus because he is bravely leading America through a threat.

Unfortunately for Sean Hannity, less than a minute after he claimed to “know from my sources” that Hope Hicks was “very vigilant” about wearing a face mask, Fox’s own B-roll showed her sitting in a crowd without one.

All three Fox & Friends hosts sat in glum silence as Chris Wallace revealed that the Trump family broke safety rules at Tuesday's debate by refusing to wear face masks, just two days before Donald and Melania Trump tested positive for coronavirus.

Tonight, @FLOTUS and I tested positive for COVID-19. We will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately. We will get through this TOGETHER!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 2, 2020

Chris Wallace directly acknowledged, on Fox News, that Donald Trump ruined Tuesday night’s debate.

Brit Hume is a political analyst, not a physician, but he had no qualms about playing a doctor on Fox News TV this week as he “diagnosed” Joe Biden as senile then speculated he might be able to keep the senility at bay during the debate.

Chris Wallace was honest enough to admit that Tuesday night’s debate was, in so many words, a fiasco, but he absolved himself of any responsibility by claiming, “I never dreamt that it would go off the tracks the way it did.” Really?

Fox Business host Stuart Varney seemed to send a message from superiors when he criticized Donald Trump’s debate performance, declared Biden the winner and suggested that Trump should change tactics for the next debate.

During Tuesday night’s debate, Donald Trump refused to condemn white supremacists. In the Fox News analysis, panelist Katie Pavlich ignored that but lectured everyone with a whitewashing of his Charlottesville comments.