Fox reporter Peter Doocy’s attempt to wring some pro-Trump propaganda out of the Trump-incriminating Ukraine whistleblower story didn’t go as he hoped and that’s because Joe Biden immediately seized control of the conversation and turned the tables.

In a frank interview with The Hollywood Reporter, ex-Fox News anchor Alisyn Camerota revealed that the shoddy charade behind Fox News includes some of her former colleagues cheerleading Trump merely because they “always knew where their bread was buttered.” She also suggests she might well be doing the same thing had she remained.

Ed Henry, Fox News’ “chief national correspondent,” blatantly lied when he said on the air that “miles and miles” of new border wall are being built. They are not. But that didn’t stop the Trump campaign from tweeting Henry’s lie as truth.

Tucker Carlson launched yet another baseless and bigoted attack on Rep. Ilhan Omar last night, this time reviving the debunked claim that she married her brother with no evidence. I’m sure it was just a coincidence that this was the same day Donald Trump came under fire for falsely tweeting that she had partied on the anniversary of 9/11.

Newly-minted contributor Sarah Huckabee Sanders used a recent appearance on Fox Business to lecture the media “to take a good, hard look” and put out news “you have no idea which side the journalist is on.” Seriously.

The Washington Post has a huge story out tonight, confirmed by NBC News, that the substance of an intelligence official’s whistleblower’s complaint deemed “both credible and urgent” involves a promise by Donald Trump to a foreign leader. FoxNews.com has nothing about it on its home page.

While some Fox News personalities have made a point of saying they don’t work for Donald Trump, at least 17 have given quite a different impression.

“Ultimate professional” Martha MacCallum either missed the damaging admissions elicited from Trump pal Corey Lewandowski in yesterday’s hearings or else she deliberately decided against mentioning them.

While CEO compensation skyrockets, Fox News wants you to think everybody is going to go broke if Democrats enact a minimum wage of $15-an-hour.

Why the heck did Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) go on Fox News and argue that we should start a war with Iran because of what it supposedly did to Saudi Arabia? Fortunately, Coons thought better of his remarks and walked them back later, but not far enough.