Ian Smith, co-owner of the Atilis Gym defying New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s shutdown order, and hailed as a hero on Fox News, was sentenced to more than five years in prison for killing someone while driving drunk in 2007.

After the Atilis Gym was shut down by the New Jersey Board of Health, Fox & Friends’ slobbering praise for the defiant gym owners continued and now included suggestions that they just ignore the closure and open up anyway.

Already under scrutiny for corruption, an NBC News investigation found that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has been holding taxpayer-funded dinners with a guest list that looks more like a roster of political allies and donors than one of foreign policy experts. That includes at least three Fox News figures.

Given Donald Trump’s history with women, Kellyanne Conway threw stones at Joe Biden for wanting a female running mate from a very glassy house.

Yesterday, after Neil Cavuto doubled down on his warnings about hydroxychloroquine, he had a friendly chat with Trump adviser Kevin Hassett in which Hassett suggested support for his boss’ dangerous use of the drug, saying, “I would consider [it] if I got sick.

Neil Cavuto responded to Donald Trump’s attacks on him by doubling down on warnings about hydroxychloroquine but he avoided calling out Trump’s dangerous falsehoods and recklessness.

Former White House physician Ronny Jackson argued that Donald Trump’s preventive use of hydroxychloroquine is the “responsible thing to do right now” and claimed that people who “don’t have a problem” with Secret Service protection should not have a problem with him using the drug.

Comedian Patton Oswalt nailed the Fox News COVID-19 culture of death (for other people) in one, succinct paragraph published by The Daily Beast.

After Fox News’ own Senior Managing Editor for Health News, Dr. Manny Alvarez, called Donald Trump’s announcement that he is taking hydroxychloroquine preventively against coronavirus, “highly irresponsible,” Tucker Carlson trotted out Fox’s Dr. Marc Siegel to attack the critics.