Dr. William Haseltine, a real medical expert, all but called hydroxychloroquine, relentlessly promoted both by Fox News and Donald Trump as a cure for coronavirus, a “quack” remedy on Fox's The Daily Briefing show today. Don’t hold your breath for any of the primetime hosts to pay Haseltine any mind, though.

Fox’s Dr. Nicole Saphier has an answer for the shortage of ventilators that might make even Marie Antoinette cringe: Long-term coronavirus patients “are gonna have to come off” and “they’re either going to survive” or “either going to die.”

File these comments made by Trump campaign spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany on Fox Business, praising Donald Trump for keeping the coronavirus out of the U.S., under “This Did Not Age Well.”

Fox News’ misinformation about the coronavirus has come back to haunt it via a lawsuit that specifically cites Sean Hannity and Trish Regan’s attempts to downplay the pandemic as “willfully and maliciously” disseminating misinformation that represents “unfair and deceptive trade practices.”

Fox & Friends tried – and failed miserably – to push Dr. Anthony Fauci into endorsing the experimental coronavirus treatment Dear Leader Donald Trump is promoting, hydroxychloroquine, along with the suggestion that the lack of its widespread use is to blame (i.e. not Trump) for the growing number of deaths in the U.S.

The Daily Show put together a brilliant mashup showing all our “favorite” Fox News personalities, including medical doctor Marc Siegel, downplaying the coronavirus pandemic as the flu or a cold, followed by claims to have always taken it seriously.

Republicans for the Rule of Law has come up with a devastating ad featuring Republican voters from swing states, each condemning Donald Trump’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. It's set to air on his favorite network.

Fox News host Martha MacCallum showed no interest in Dr. Rishi Desai’s comments pointing out how the Trump administration’s “very weak response” to the coronavirus pandemic has cost American lives. Instead, she quickly ended the interview.

Fox News has developed a sudden concern for coronavirus truth – just in time to reject a powerful campaign ad from a Biden-supporting Super Pac. Yet the network claimed it’s “not in the business of censoring ads” when it decided to air a blatantly misleading ad for Trump.

This tweeted picture is definitely worth a thousand words.

If we ever open museums again, can we put this Feb 27 Hannity screenshot in one pic.twitter.com/dy2ws2kfOE

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