Without any other palatable argument for ramming through Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation, Fox has seized on a fake narrative of religious victimhood, that objections to her are based on her faith. It will almost surely be adopted by the rest of the right-wing.

The Brit Hume Pro-Death Train chugged along on Fox News last night with his demands that Joe Biden “get on with life” by debating Donald Trump in person, even though he may still be contagious.

Jeanine Pirro’s lionizing of vigilante shooter Kyle Rittenhouse made her the runaway winner of last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll. But, as we all know, outrageousness never takes a break on Fox News.

Sean Hannity took Donald Trump’s claim that he contracted coronavirus as the brave act of courageous leader to a new level by likening Dear Leader to Winston Churchill. FDR, too. Updated.

Chris Wallace was not infected by coronavirus, despite the risky behavior of Donald Trump, his family and Chief of Staff Mark Meadows at last week’s presidential debate.

Rudy Giuliani sure didn’t sound healthy during his appearance on Fox News last night as he railed against Democrats for over-reacting to the coronavirus. At the end of the interview, he revealed he’s awaiting the results of his own COVID-19 test.

The cohosts of Fox’s Outnumbered show can’t seem to tell the difference between the Secret Service risking their lives to protect a president from outside threats and risking their lives to ensure Donald Trump can take a joy ride while he’s infected with COVID-19 and highly contagious.

In a classic case of projection, Tucker Carlson accused Democrats of “festering hatred” that has driven them “bananas” - as he ignored the facts and wrongly claimed they have been rooting for Donald Trump and Mike Pence to die, so that Speaker Nancy Pelosi becomes president.

Trump Campaign advisor Steve Cortes repeatedly ducked Chris Wallace’s question, why did nobody in the Trump family or Chief of Staff Mark Meadows comply with the face mask rules everyone else followed at last week’s debate?

Cecily Strong was so spot on in a "Kimberly Guilfoyle" cameo, I thought it was a real clip at first.