A new year has begun; but, on Fox & Friends First, it’s the same old GOP propaganda. Yesterday morning, we heard a sweet little homily, from “Dr” (an honorary degree) Alveda King, who suggested that if Georgia residents want to get right with God, they should vote Republican in the Senate elections.

Martha MacCallum did a great job whitewashing Donald Trump’s criminal attempt to pressure Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to “find” enough votes to overturn the state’s election results and distracting from it by suggesting that the real wrongdoing was the recording and leaking of the call.

Pete Hegseth’s delight that Donald Trump pardoned four war criminals was the stomach-turning winner of last week’s poll.

Ainsley Earhardt, who claims to want to be a tough journalist, is just fine with efforts to overthrow the election over debunked conspiracy theories because conservatives feel like the election was rigged.

Sen. David Perdue is just fine with Donald Trump trying to pressure Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to “find” enough votes to flip the presidential election results there, a likely crime. No, what Perdue is upset about is that Raffensperger made Trump’s behavior public.

Jen Psaki, Biden’s incoming press secretary, plans to allow Fox News, Newsmax, and OANN to partake of her briefings but she signaled zero tolerance for using the White House briefing room as a propaganda venue.

In another episode of Republicans Eat Their Own, Fox News host Mark Levin viciously attacked Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) for truthfully calling the Trumpy push to overturn the election a “grifting scam.” Kinzinger hit back.

Fox News spent most of 2020 spreading hazardous-to-your-health misinformation and disinformation and an outright pro-death agenda. From the same “pro-life” folks who endlessly smeared Obamacare, legislation designed to save lives by expanding health care access, and dishonestly characterized one provision as a “death panel.”

When Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan essentially told Trump to shut up about the election on Fox News today, the Sore-Loser-In-Chief went on yet another Twitter rampage against the network and Georgia officials.

Peter Doocy’s live gotcha questions to Jon Ossoff backfired as Ossoff turned it around, used one to fundraise and the other to mention three times that Republican candidate Kelly Loeffler “campaigned with a KKK member.”