Fox Business host Lisa “Kennedy” Montgomery revealed her cold, selfish lack of concern for Americans worried about losing their health care under Trumpcare. 

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell just delayed the vote on the Senate “health care” bill known as Trumpcare. There’s only one reason for such a move: lack of Republican support. But supposedly objective Julie Banderas, covering the news during Fox’s 2 PM hour, was a vision of partisan talking points as she fumed at Democrats over it.

Ted Nugent was the runaway winner of our Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll last week. Check out his quote and the competition and then come back for this week’s crop of candidates.

Apparently, Sean Hannity thinks it’s fine for him to promote fake news and not correct it. But now that CNN had the integrity to retract a story and own up to a mistake, Hannity has gone berserk on Twitter.

Today, the Congressional Budget Office predicted that 22 million Americans will lose health insurance under the Senate Trumpcare bill. But for some reason, Fox doesn't want to say much about it.

As part of Fox & Friends’ ongoing efforts to demonize any opposition to Dear Leader Donald Trump, cohost Abby Huntsman did her best to suggest that critics of Trumpcare are dangerous – while concern trolling about inflammatory rhetoric.

If ever you needed direct proof that Fox & Friends cares more about the interests of Donald Trump than anything else, watch the three cohosts ignore the interests of their own Fox News colleagues as they repeatedly promote White House talking points as it moves to restrict access in press briefings.

The Washington Post's Erik Wemple aptly summed up Fox New host Ainsley Earhardt's "interview" with Donald Trump as "the most astounding piece of pro-Trump propaganda yet."

CNN’s Reliable Sources analyzed a week of Fox & Friends shows and came up with a devastating takedown that is must-see TV for anyone who cares about how a so-called news program is in service to almost nothing other than Donald Trump.

Fox News pundit Gina Loudon thinks Donald Trump has already made great progress with North Korea – because he rolled back some of President Obama’s Cuba policy. But that didn't stop her and fellow chickenhawk Eric Bolling from favoring a military attack on North Korea anyway.