We can add Alec Baldwin to the list of Democrats Fox is deceptively quoting to make them seem violent and/or criminal. Apparently, Fox is unable to cover Democrats honestly these days.

With Georgia’s Republican gubernatorial candidate, Brian Kemp, under harsh scrutiny for his role in erecting barriers for minority voters likely to back his opponent, Democrat Stacey Abrams, Fox News offered more than a safe harbor for Kemp to defend himself. It put forth a dog-whistling smear campaign against Abrams.

In a bogus attempt to paint liberals as a violent “mob,” Fox News has made ample use of former Attorney-General Eric Holder’s comment that when the GOP goes low, Democrats should “kick ‘em.” Of course, Fox cuts the Holder video before the part which cuts against Fox’s message.

One day after Tucker Carlson dishonestly accused Planned Parenthood of being the “leading cause of death of Americans,” he maliciously said the organization conducts “human sacrifice rituals.” Once again, a so-called liberal guest helped enable the inflammatory deceit.

Tucker Carlson told a hideous, incendiary lie about Planned Parenthood and abortion on the air Thursday night. But instead of immediately confronting and smacking down what should have been an unacceptable argument, the supposedly liberal guest validated it.

Trevor Noah channeled Jon Stewart last night when he shredded Fox News attempts to paint Democrats as dangerous mobs, especially as seen in attacks on former Attorney General Eric Holder for metaphorically saying, “When they go low, we kick them.” 

A friendly profile of Martha MacCallum in The Hollywood Reporter failed to note the likelihood that she was chosen to interview Brett Kavanaugh thanks to her history of taking a stand on behalf of Roger Ailes when he was accused of sexual harassment at Fox News.

Fox & Friends fell all over themselves with adoration for Kanye West’s rant in the Oval Office yesterday. Cohost Ainsley Earhardt smiled as she announced West was "bringing that dragon energy to Donald Trump!” 

Fox & Friends briefly acted almost like real journalists this morning as they pressed Donald Trump for answers about disappeared Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Trump gave vague and weak responses and he tried to change the subject.

Hurricane Michael was one of the strongest hurricanes ever to hit the U.S. but Donald Trump not only couldn’t be bothered to cancel his fundraiser and campaign rally in Erie, Pennsylvania, he found an extra 22 minutes to chitchat with Fox News host Shannon Bream last night and then another 47 minutes on Fox & Friends this morning.