Sen. Mitch McConnell joined the Fox News culture of death yesterday when he decided it’s time to rein in spending (but not tax cuts for the wealthy) and demand that workers be “brave enough” to go back to work without any guarantee employers will protect them from COVID-19.

As members of the Donald Trump alternative reality cult, it’s no surprise that Fox & Friends welcomes fellow cult members, such as Catholic Cardinal Timothy Dolan whose reverence for cult leader Trump was clearly on display during Monday's Fox & Friends.

White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany joined the White House effort to gaslight us into thinking Donald Trump spends all day thinking about how to protect Americans rather than the obvious truth: that he spends much of his time watching television about himself with a break for his “press briefings.”

Sean Hannity is threatening to sue The New York Times for highlighting how he has downplayed the coronavirus threat. And the Times’ response? Go ahead.

Fox News isn’t allowing a little thing like a pandemic to stand in the way of its outrageous rhetoric. Check out this week’s candidates for the Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week after the jump.

Despite her obsessive quest to get Americans catching, spreading and, as a consequence, dying from coronavirus, Laura Ingraham also hopes nobody has the right to sue a business or employee that passed it on.

It took the COVID-19 pandemic and more than one round of baseless conspiracy theorizing but the Trump-adoring grifter sisters known as “Diamond and Silk” have finally been booted from Fox.

After Donald Trump dangerously suggested injecting disinfectant as a treatment for COVID-19, then pretended he had been sarcastic when he clearly hadn’t, Laura Ingraham and her two-Trump worshiping guests shrugged off any possible deaths that might result, along with Trump's cowardly lie once he faced a backlash – and attacked anyone who might dare criticize Dear Leader.

It speaks volumes about Fox that a member of its so-called “Medical A-Team” was less critical of Donald Trump’s suggestion that injecting disinfectant could cure COVID-19 than host Neil Cavuto.

Fox Business host Neil Cavuto stopped just short of calling Donald Trump a dangerous liar after he pretended he was only sarcastic when he recommended injecting disinfectant as a cure for COVID-19.