Fox Business host and informal Trump adviser Lou Dobbs sent a “be more loyal to Trump or else” message when he attacked Secretary of Defense Mark Esper for not helping Donald Trump retaliate against Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman after he testified in the Trump impeachment inquiry.

Sean Hannity was treated with courteous criticism when he dropped by a Joe Biden campaign event to which he was not apparently invited. Contrast that with the menacing hostility real reporters receive at a Trump rally.

Alan Dershowitz’s claim that “nobody should regard” Donald Trump “as having been impeached” was the winner of our last Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll. You can view the full results here. But make sure to check out and vote in this week’s poll, right after the jump.

Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus joined Fox News’ coverage of the New Hampshire primary to scare viewers about a potential Bernie Sanders presidency. Host Neil Cavuto “forgot” to tell viewers Marcus is one of Donald Trump’s top donors.

Devin Nunes, who seems to have nothing better to do than to sue various media outlets and figures, unloaded his hatred for a free press last week to a sympathetic Laura Ingraham.

Fox News “medical contributor” Nicole Saphier, the radiologist who wants fewer people to have health insurance, blamed Obamacare and increased medical coverage for a drop in Americans’ life expectancy.

Jeanine Pirro’s vindictive temper tantrum over Sen. Mitt Romney’s vote in the Trump impeachment trial seemed like a Saturday Night Live skit come to life. But, sadly, it was passed off as serious news commentary.

On Fox Nation, host Tom Shillue declared that Nancy Pelosi ripping up the State of the Union speech was worse than “the worst thing Trump has ever done, “including that tape” in which he bragged about “grabbing women by p****” and sexually assaulting women because “when you’re a star, they let you do it.”

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The Daily Beast obtained an internal research memo from the Fox News “Brain Room” advising network employees that contributor John Solomon and some of its most frequent prime time guests are spreading disinformation.