Tucker Carlson hosted one of his favorite bigots, Heather Mac Donald, to rile up his white nationalist fan base by painting a College Board effort to take into account a student’s “adversity” as just another excuse to give lazy African Americans something they don’t deserve.

Fox News’ choice of Candace Owens to advocate on behalf of Alabama’s abortion ban was yet another dog whistle to white nationalists, just slightly more camouflaged.

In Fox’s never-ending, anti-American mission to demonize anyone not in lockstep with right-wing orthodoxy, host Laura Ingraham put her thumb on the scale of a supposedly fair debate about Alabama’s abortion ban.

What a coincidence that Fox News will air an interview with Donald Trump Sunday night one hour after Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg finishes his town hall

Tucker Carlson spent the first quarter of his show all but celebrating Alabama’s new law that bans almost all abortions – from the perspective of three white men, only.

Fox has come up with a new excuse to gin up its poutrage against Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Muslim) while pretending to oppose bigotry – in this case by twisting Tlaib’s comment that was actually in support of Jews as a pretext to attack her as anti-Semitic.

Brian Kilmeade’s deceitful attempts to paint Virginia Governor Ralph Northam as a murderer of babies calls to mind Bill O’Reilly’s hideous attacks on abortion provider Dr. George Tiller. That crusade ended with Tiller being murdered while at church.

In promoting the most vile anti-choice propaganda, Fox “friends” Brian Kilmeade and Ainsley Earhardt told the GREAT, BIG, (and debunked) anti-choice lie that Virginia’s governor and Democrats endorse “infanticide” – a lie that was validated by actor Dean Cain, who now has a starring role as a Fox News anti-abortion propagandist.

In a series of succinct, perfectly-worded tweets, Sen. Elizabeth Warren explained why she will not be helping “hate-for-profit” Fox News draw in Democrats for the sake of higher ratings, legitimacy and ad dollars.

While the rest of us marvel at Trump’s contempt for the rule of law and Constitution, a Fox News “constitutional expert” recently opined that Dear Leader has been a model of legally upstanding behavior.