Fox host and Super Duper Christian Ainsley Earhardt put up no challenge when guest Miranda Devine fear mongered that Joe Biden might not hog all the coronavirus virus vaccines for the U.S.

Laura Ingraham acknowledged that Joe Biden, not Donald Trump, will be inaugurated on January 20, 2021. But don’t expect a moment of respect for our 46th president or for his presidency.

Newt Gingrich’s claim that the 2020 presidential election was “corrupt” and “stolen” edged out Sidney Powell’s claim that Donald Trump won the election by “millions of votes” to become our Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week winner of last week.

“Pro-life” Rachel Campos-Duffy would rather more Americans get sick and die from coronavirus than to abide by government rules to limit attendance at Thanksgiving get-togethers. While she was at it, she falsely claimed Oregon’s rule would prevent her large family from gathering.

CNN’s Oliver Darcy made some astute comments about the ascending Newsmax that hint at why the network represents serious competition to Fox News:

Despite years of MAGA cred, Tucker Carlson was quickly thrown overboard by Cult 45 after he dared to point out that Trump attorney Sidney Powell had no evidence, refused to offer evidence for her outlandish claims that the election was stolen from Donald Trump. So why did he do it? I have some theories. UPDATED.

Brian Williams had the perfect response to Geraldo Rivera’s suggestion that a potential COVID-19 vaccine be called “the Trump.”

Rudy Giuliani capped off eight minutes of ranting on the Hannity show about a stolen election (that nobody has yet proved in court) with a claim that the “Democrat Party” has become so corrupt that “somebody’s got to cut the head off,” accompanied by a gesture of slitting his throat.

Tucker Carlson is looking just as adept at finding voter fraud as his white nationalist soul mate, Donald Trump.

Tommy Vietor, Cohost of Pod Save America and Pod Save the World and the former NSC spokesman for President Obama urged Joe Biden to learn from the Obama administration’s mistake of treating Fox News like a legitimate news outlet.