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.

Charles Payne conjured up Donald Trump’s cruel policy of snatching immigrant children from their parents by calling smaller holiday gatherings during COVID-19, “separation of families.”

Dr. Scott Atlas, Trump's unqualified coronavirus adviser, got several boosts of credibility from Fox News host Martha MacCallum last night, including his suggestion that families ignore recommendations to avoid large holiday get-togethers because many are going to die anyway.

Despite successfully arguing to a judge that Tucker Carlson is not a trustworthy news source, Fox News is telling viewers it plans “more reporting and analysis” from him “across other parts of the company.”

Donald Trump’s complaint that dealing with Americans in government is worse than dealing with Russia, North Korea or China was the deserving winner of last week’s poll. But, as always, we’ve got new outrageousness for you to consider this week.

Lou Dobbs lectured Jason Chaffetz with a radical declaration of war on the Department of Justice, the FBI, the entire intelligence community, the Republican Party and Republican senators while Chaffetz provided a perfect profile in cowardice and said nothing.

While Trump fans revolt against Fox News for daring to sporadically report the truth, that Donald Trump lost the election fair and square, CNN’s Brian Stelter pointed out that we need to come to grips with the fact that the problem goes beyond the lies being fed to Trump fans and includes their demand for such propaganda.