As Donald Trump fails at dealing with the coronavirus and flails in the polls, it seems like he and his Fox News lickspittles get more and more outrageous. So get ready for some tough decision-making in this week’s poll.

White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro doubled down on maligning Dr. Anthony Fauci (while Donald Trump pretends to support him) and repeatedly referred to the COVID-19 pandemic as the “China virus.” Fox & Friends cohost Steve Doocy gave it a stamp of approval.

After telling Eric Trump that the conspiracy group QAnon has “uncovered a lot of great stuff” on Saturday, Fox host Jesse Watters now claims, via Fox News, that his comments “should not be mistaken for giving credence to this fringe platform.” Riight.

Trump lickspittle Maria Bartiromo did her part in the Fox News effort to endanger Portland’s Mayor Ted Wheeler and maybe other civic leaders, too, when she strongly hinted to acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf that he should arrest Portland's "leadership."

Crybaby-in-Chief Donald Trump, who clearly had nothing better to do today, judging from his Twitter feed, than boast about his campaign and whine about everyone not massaging his fragile ego, blasted Fox News at the same time that he revealed he’s still very much in the network’s thrall.

Missouri’s Republican governor stuck his nose into Portland, Oregon’s business today by suggesting that federal agents should get more violent with the protesters there.

After deliberately endangering two New York Times journalists with lies, Tucker Carlson publicly urged the Trump administration to strip Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler of bodyguards, right in the middle of that city’s unrest.

After deliberately suggesting viewers dox two New York Times journalists over reporting Tucker Carlson knew would not happen, the journalists were not only doxed but have suffered death threats and an attempted home invasion. Yet Fox News has said nothing.

Despite her Christian-cross necklace, White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany told a ridiculous lie to spin Donald Trump's good wishes for Ghislaine Maxwell earlier this week. Yet host Bret Baier mostly let it pass.

Dr. Marc Siegel has repeatedly proved he’s more interested in promoting Donald Trump than medical science – and that makes him just the kind of doctor Trump adores.