The half-a**ed fact checks Fox ran on three different programs may not be enough to stop an extremely costly defamation lawsuit threatened by Smartmatic, a voting technology company Fox has falsely accused of rigging the 2020 election.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) pushed for Donald Trump to appoint a special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden, calling for“somebody that can outlast the confirmation process” “if President Trump falls short.”

Brian Kilmeade stood on the side of white radicals sabotaging America’s democratic processes and endangering public servants as he defended armed, mask-less protesters violently storming into the Oregon Capitol and painted them as patriots who “want to live the American Dream.”

Donald Trump’s obviously bogus claim that he’s challenging the 2020 election because “I worry about the country having an illegitimate president,” was the runaway winner of our last Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll.

Fox News and Fox Business developed a sudden yen for facts about the Smartmatic voting technology their Trumper hosts have claimed tanked the election for Dear Leader. None of the hosts explained that they have been threatened with lawsuits, nor did any retract their allegations after playing video that debunked them. Hosts Lou Dobbs and Maria Bartiromo deliberately distanced themselves from the fact checks.

Rupert Murdoch got a dose of the medicine he deserved Friday night when MSNBC’s Chris Hayes called him out for propagandizing against COVID protection measures and the vaccine while Murdoch and his businesses do the opposite. And then there’s the sleazy attack on a healthcare worker while Murdoch publicly praises them.

Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT) was a profile in un-American cowardice today as he claimed there’s still “due diligence” to be done to determine the winner of the presidential election – without casting any doubt on his own November re-election.

Fox anchor Harris Faulkner, who never seems to mind Donald Trump’s crude and cruel rhetoric, clutched her pearls because Biden campaign manager and soon-to-be deputy chief of staff Jennifer O’Malley Dillon referred to Republicans as “f***ers.”

Tucker Carlson disingenuously claimed to be “strongly supportive of vaccines” at the same time he deliberately and repeatedly cast doubt on the safety of the coronavirus vaccine, without bothering with anything like scientific proof.

From demonizing face masks to promoting “herd immunity” and large gatherings, “Blood is spilling on American soil,” CNN’s Keilar said in another of her unstinting takedowns, and Fox is “telling Americans to deck the halls.”