With the Trump campaign management under fire after the debacle in Tulsa, Unofficial Chief of Staff Sean Hannity will try to throw a lifeline, with the help of Fox News, by hosting a town hall in the swing state of Wisconsin Thursday night.

I somehow missed Fox News reporter John Roberts teaming up with host Jesse Watters to pretend that Donald Trump’s Tulsa rally was well attended.

Fox News trotted out African American contributor Ted Williams to fear monger that criminals are taking over control of this country thanks to Black Lives Matter.

At least two of the three Fox & Friends hosts recognized that Donald Trump’s boast that he told “my people” to “slow the testing” of coronavirus was a big mistake but that didn’t stop them from pretending otherwise.

Fox’s Chris Wallace did an excellent job pushing back on Mercedes Schlapp’s attempt to pretend that Donald Trump’s Tulsa rally was not a bust. But we all know that the Fox News Trumpers will make up for it

Pastor Darrell Scott, CEO of the National Diversity Coalition for Trump, said he was born during the Eisenhower administration and can’t think of a better president for African Americans than Donald Trump.

If Fox’s decision to release its poll yesterday showing 80% of Americans have a favorable opinion of face masks and 59% oppose political rallies right now isn’t a deliberate message to Donald Trump, I don’t know what is.

Yesterday, the Supreme Court blamed the Trump administration’s incompetence for its ruling against his halting of Dreamer protections. But for Jeanine Pirro and Fox & Friends, it was President Obama’s And Vice President Joe Biden’s fault.

Rep. Matt Gaetz is showing off his Cuban-born “son” (who is not black) to prove to everyone, especially African American Rep. Cedric Richmond, that he (Gaetz) totes understands what it’s like to have a black son. And what better place to prove that racial sensitivity than on Tucker Carlson’s White Power Hour?

Fox News tried to bring out the good news for Donald Trump in its latest polling results but there was almost nothing to work with.