Joy Reid had a terrific response to Tucker Carlson’s repeated racial attacks on her. I say that not just because she gave a shoutout to my post on Crooks and Liars!

Sean Hannity’s slobbering opener for his interview with Donald Trump was voted the most outrageous Fox quote of the week in last week’s poll.

Fox News propagandists did Rudy Giuliani a solid by seizing on a small correction in the very large story about the heap of legal trouble he’s in – in an obvious effort to distract from and discredit the serious charges he may face.

Fox News so hates cancel culture. But in this hit piece against a college professor, it appears that Fox is using lies and defamation to cancel the career or worse, the personal safety of a college professor.

Tucker Carlson has revived his racial targeting of MSNBC host Joy Reid by giving her a new moniker, “the race lady.” It’s perfectly in keeping with his new, more brazen brand of white supremacy.

On the same day that Fox announced Jeanine Pirro’s producer was taking over weekend news, Leland Vitter, one of the newsier hosts (a low bar at Fox), was officially gone, the result of a “mutual” decision, according to the network.

Another tacit admission that Fox is prioritizing Trumpy propaganda over truth and facts is the promotion of Justice with Judge Jeanine producer Jerry Andrews to senior executive producer of all daytime weekend news.

Fox “News’” new Washington, D.C. editor, Kerri Kupec, a Trump DOJ spokesperson whose only experience with news is spinning it, is the network’s most blatant acknowledgment yet that it prioritizes Trumpy propaganda over news.

On yesterday’s The Five, cohost Juan Williams didn’t mention Fox News by name but when he blasted right-wing media for playing up fake news, it was perfectly obvious what he was talking about.

If you watched Fox News’ reaction to President Joe Biden’s joint address to Congress last night, you might have thought the most important – and worst - thing about the speech was that face masks and social distancing portrayed the country as “at a weak point.”