Fox anchor Harris Faulkner, who never seems to mind Donald Trump’s crude and cruel rhetoric, clutched her pearls because Biden campaign manager and soon-to-be deputy chief of staff Jennifer O’Malley Dillon referred to Republicans as “f***ers.”

Tucker Carlson disingenuously claimed to be “strongly supportive of vaccines” at the same time he deliberately and repeatedly cast doubt on the safety of the coronavirus vaccine, without bothering with anything like scientific proof.

From demonizing face masks to promoting “herd immunity” and large gatherings, “Blood is spilling on American soil,” CNN’s Keilar said in another of her unstinting takedowns, and Fox is “telling Americans to deck the halls.”

The United States keeps breaking records for COVID-19 deaths but Donald Trump can’t get over the fact that Fox News isn’t as slavishly devoted to him as he thinks it should be.

Tucker Carlson spent another night attacking Jill Biden’s doctorate degree but not one moment showing concern for the 3,600 Americans who died from coronavirus yesterday.

Sen. Rand Paul teamed up with Fox & Friends to gaslight viewers into thinking that voter fraud kept Donald Trump from winning reelection and to exploit that falsehood as an excuse to make it harder to vote in the Georgia runoff.

You can count out Laura Ingraham as a possible Fox defector to Newsmax, at least for the foreseeable future, as she has just re-upped with Fox News to continue her primetime show, The Ingraham Angle.

Despite the fact that nobody pointed to any actual evidence of any Biden crime, much less multiple ones, Lou Dobbs and guest Tom Fitton attacked Bill Barr and his DOJ for not prosecuting – well, someone for something. Welcome to this preview of Operation Election Overthrow, Plan B.

Maria Bartiromo can’t stop misinforming her viewers about the outcome of the 2020 presidential election and, even worse, Fox won’t stop allowing it.

Tucker Carlson added misogyny to his White Power Hour when he teamed up with Fox’s Lisa Boothe to denigrate Jill Biden’s doctorate in education, mixed with the special brand of maliciousness Fox calls humor.