Tucker Carlson, the guy Fox News says nobody should take seriously, nonetheless brought on medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel, as part of “our ongoing commitment to science” to help suggest to viewers that worries about coronavirus are merely Democratic propaganda designed to “punish” Trump supporters.

After The New York Times revealed Donald Trump is compromised by $421 million in debt coming due, Fox News “populist” Steve Hilton only seemed concerned about whether the reporting would hurt Trump’s reelection chances.

As coronavirus cases continue to rise in the U.S. and the death toll passed 200,000 last week, Donald Trump expressed no sympathy or concern for the suffering and lives lost, but he spent plenty of time boasting and falsely suggesting the pandemic is behind us. Host Pete Hegseth let the lies go unchallenged.

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) got a friendly platform to promote the BS GOP talking point that Democrats oppose Judge Amy Coney Barrett for the Supreme Court because they hate her Catholic faith.

If Crybaby-in-Chief Donald Trump really thought he'd likely win the election in November, he wouldn’t have whined about Fox News polls that show him losing in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Nevada.

Sen. Lindsey Graham used two Fox News appearances yesterday to fundraise for his senate re-election campaign and the hosts were just fine with that.

Former Playboy model and Trump mistress Karen McDougal’s libel lawsuit against Tucker Carlson was dismissed yesterday, partly because the Trump-appointed judge bought Fox News’ argument that no reasonable person would consider Carlson ia trustworthy source of truth.

Mark Levin sounded a lot more like a Stalinist than the constitutionalist he claims to be as he urged Donald Trump not to “surrender” to a peaceful transfer of power.

Anyone hoping for a Joe Biden hit job by Sen. Ron Johnson’s Homeland Security Committee must have been sorely disappointed by its report yesterday. That is, unless you’re a liar-for-profit like Sean Hannity or a dishonest sycophant like Johnson.

The Republican National Committee bought thousands of books by Sean Hannity and Donald Trump Jr., calling them “donor mementos” but also coincidentally goosing the sales (and lining the pockets) of some of Trump’s most devoted loyalists. But Salon notes that the evidence suggests all or most of that money went to Hannity's books.