Fox News contributor Alveda King who rarely, if ever, lets a TV hit go by without mentioning that she’s Martin Luther King’s niece, probably sent him rolling in the grave when she argued on behalf of Georgia’s new voter suppression law.

Hours after the Matt Gaetz sex-trafficking scandal broke, Fox News gave him a prime time slot with a friendly Tucker Carlson. The scandal got a whole lot more lurid and disturbing after that but Fox has remained mostly mum.

Just like Fox talking heads whine about shutdowns, while enjoying the privilege of working from home, the network is requiring Gutfeld audience members to wear face masks and practice social distancing – the same COVID safety practices the network attacks on the air.

Memo to Matt Gaetz: If you are looking for a Fox News gig as a lifeline in case you need to resign from Congress over sex-trafficking allegations, it’s probably not a good idea to throw its top host under the bus.

Despite Tucker Carlson’s promise of uninformed questions and a platform for Rep. Matt Gaetz to “give us his view” of a federal sex-trafficking investigation he’s the subject of, Gaetz managed to blow it.

Apparently, Fox News decided that compulsive liar Kayleigh McEnany as a permanent cohost of the Outnumbered show is just the ticket for shoring up its daytime viewership.

Oh, sure, Candace Owens makes a big show of caring about Blacks as her motive for driving them out of the Democratic party, but even she has to recognize that her schtick paints Blacks as too stupid to know they are being duped by evil Democrats.

With the hiring of Lying Lara Trump, it looks like Kayleigh McEnany has some competition for biggest liar in the Fox stable. Trump probably has everyone beat in the sleazy ethics department, though.

Jeanine Pirro’s claim not to tolerate lies on her show was not just another lie but the winner of last week’s Outrageous Quote of the Week Poll.

Fox’s Peter Doocy tried to turn his whining about not getting called on at President Biden’s press conference into a conspiracy theory at Friday’s White House press briefing. It didn't go well.