Lickspittle Geraldo Rivera thinks it’s almost time for his “honored friend” Donald Trump to admit that he has lost the election.

File under “I’ll believe it when I see it” the news from Axios that Donald Trump wants to start a streaming service to compete with Fox Nation that will eventually take down the whole network. Updated.

With new, catastrophic levels of coronavirus in the U.S., Donald Trump seems to be spending all his time tweeting about Fox News’ insufficient loyalty. Updated.

The Washington Post has put together a damning video comparing Fox News election truthers in 2020 with their 2016 and 2018 views on voter fraud. You will probably not be shocked to learn that with Trump the loser in 2020, Steve Doocy has completely changed his tune on rigged elections.

“Objective” White House correspondent John Roberts pretended that Donald Trump might have won the election, even though Fox called it for Joe Biden, no evidence of voter fraud has been found and Trump’s legal efforts have failed and are not expected to prevail in the future.

Laura Ingraham has had enough of Sen. Lindsey Graham using her show to beg for money.

The Daily Show caught just about every Fox News personality not just on the side of conceding elections but attacking Democrats for not doing so – in 2018.

Prime time news host Tucker Carlson pretended to want to know “exactly what happened” in the presidential election, while studiously ignoring the answers in order to viciously undermine it.

I don’t remember Harris Faulkner ever urging a Republican to reach out to, much less thank, any Democratic election losers, but she complained to Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) that there hasn’t been “a thank you to those 71 million voters who engaged at the rate that they did.”

Donald Trump Jr.’s claim that the coronavirus is under control and that deaths are down to “almost nothing” was not just a very appropriate winner for last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll but emblematic of why his father lost the election a few days later.