Fox host and Trump worshiper Pete Hegseth prodded a threefer out of his guest Saturday by hinting there’s nothing wrong between Trump and Russia, supporting Dear Leader’s ratcheting of tensions with China and baselessly suggesting Joe Biden is doing with China what we can all see Trump doing with Russia.

Bill Gates said something astonishing for a Fox News guest: He not only harshly criticized Donald Trump’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, Gates said Trump’s much-ballyhooed travel ban made things worse. And he was not shut down over it.

Conservative Buck Sexton baselessly claimed Democrats will start riots over the replacement of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court - and Fox News host Will Cain agreed.

Senator Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) didn’t even wait 24 hours after the death of Ruther Bader Ginsburg to start rubbing her hands at the thought of ramming through a far-right replacement on the Supreme Court.

While Fox News hosts Martha MacCallum and Shannon Bream did a decent job eulogizing Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, FoxNews.com could only seem to muster up, “She was so devoted” as the title quote for that discussion.,

When Tucker Carlson whined (falsely) about the lack of objective media scrutiny into a debunked theory about the origins of COVID-19, from a not-very-credible virologist, he also acknowledged he’s not up to the job – even as he promoted the theory anyway.

You must watch CNN anchor Brianna Keilar slam Fox News for politicizing, misleading and misinforming about the coronavirus pandemic.

Last night, Tucker Carlson got together with fake COVID expert Dr. Scott Atlas to whine about the “near destruction of objective journalism” that has “censored” him – while Fox’s own news division mostly shuns him.

Tucker Carlson’s latest (racist) COVID-19 conspiracy theory, debunked by qualified scientists, was tagged, not removed, by Facebook. But that was cause enough for Carlson to spend more than 13 minutes playing the censorship victim on his prime time cable news show.

Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy breaking the news to Donald Trump that, no, Fox won’t promise to host him every week was a moment that cried out for late night comedian attention – and they did not disappoint.