The lower-third banners during what was passed off as an objective report by Ed Henry about the Mueller investigation Wednesday night told you everything you need to know about the deliberate, blatant bias in some of Fox News “news.”

Kris Kobach, the Trump-favored Kansas gubernatorial candidate, got a friendly Fox News platform to talk up his plan to reinstate the tax cuts that even the state’s Republicans considered a fiasco. The only question host Maria Bartiromo had about it was whether Kobach would work with Donald Trump if elected.

In the reality bending, machismo Fox News world, there’s no war on women, but rather an attempt by nasty feminists to emasculate American men. But don’t worry because according to Fox & Friends’ testosterone-loving guest, Allie Beth Stuckey, there is a campaign to “make men masculine again.” Whew!!!

Fox & Friends all but announced that any humiliation for the tight race in Ohio’s special election – despite Donald Trump’s campaign rally there - was the fault of Republican Troy Balderson – and the fact that Democrat Danny O’Connor looked like a Trump supporter!

Besides the special election in Ohio's 12th Congressional District between Republican Troy Balderson and Democrat Danny O'Connor, there are primary elections in Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, and Washington. As I write this, the Ohio race looks like a nail biter.

What better revenge on Laura Ingraham, who sneered that LeBron James should “shut up and dribble,” than a three-part Showtime documentary series with the same name, produced by James, about athletes that “have helped to bring about social change and make their own statements in the current political climate?”

Former Fox News foreign correspondent Conor Powell resigned yesterday, after nine years with the network, apparently fed up with its pro-Trump propaganda. He did not have another job lined up.

Fox & Friends cohost Steve Doocy threw what should have been a lifeline to rehab Donald Trump's fawning posture toward Russia. Yet National Security Adviser John Bolton refused to take it.

Sebastian Gorka, whose official Fox News title is “national security strategist,” has such little credibility among Fox’s “hard news” shows that he has been effectively banned from appearing on them, according to an article in The Daily Beast.

Virginia Kruta’s hilariously ham-handed “criticism” of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez won a very narrow victory in last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote poll. But fear not, we’ve got plenty more where that came from.