Harris Faulkner’s homage to an obscenity about Joe Biden was the winner of last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Poll.

Chris Wallace did a good job of grilling Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton yesterday, except for one thing: Wallace never noted Paxton’s blatant hypocrisy in demanding people have the right to kill others by spreading COVID germs while also denying women the right to make their own reproductive health care choices.

Fox News played a selectively edited video to make it look like President Biden called Satchel Paige a “great Negro.” It would be funny if it weren’t for the depth and effectiveness of the malice.

No, Tucker didn’t discuss Philip Roth’s novel. But he did provide his fellow macho man guest, David Portnoy, with a safe space to complain about allegations of sexual encounters which, like those of the fictional Portnoy, are problematic.

Sean Hannity put aside his “medical license” in order to play lawyer last night so that all his viewers could watch Kyle Rittenhouse’s mother sob and tell us that the white kid who took an illegal assault rifle to a Black Lives Matter demonstration in another state and killed two demonstrators is a good Samaritan and the real victim.

Tulsi Gabbard was so full of Republican talking points on Fox, you have to suspect the former Democratic presidential candidate is looking to become a paid contributor. At the very least, her spiel almost certainly guaranteed a prime time booking.

If ever you needed proof that Laura Ingraham, Sen. Ted Cruz and Fox News put politics over country, check out the vicious sniveling over 13 House Republicans who voted for the very popular infrastructure and jobs bill because it gave a win to Biden.

Used to be that Fox talkers wanted entertainers to “shut up and sing.” But since Ye donned his MAGA hat and proclaimed fealty to Trump, Fox has changed its tune and considers the artist formerly known as Kanye West a true font of wisdom!

Sorry, Mike Pence, your claim that the Trump administration had “solved the crisis of illegal immigration at our southern border” didn’t go over well with our crowd.

Cedric Richmond was having none of Fox host Bill Hemmer’s gotcha questions on one of the GOP network’s favorite hate mongering topics: settlement payments to immigrant families separated by Donald Trump.