After refusing to reopen the Obamacare exchanges and help uninsured Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic, Donald Trump ran away from a Fox reporter’s questions about getting Americans help, made Mike Pence respond instead, then praised him as a “great professional” for being “able to speak for five minutes and not even touch” the question.

Just two weeks after Rep. Devin Nunes called the pandemic “a great time” to go to a restaurant, he complained that keeping schools closed more than two to four weeks is “overkill.”

Despite reported “concerns” at Fox News that its downplaying of the coronavirus could expose the network to lawsuits by viewers who took unnecessary risks as a result of the coverage, a legal expert at Law & Crime thinks the Murdoch fortunes are probably not in any danger.

If Fox Business fired Trish Regan because she suggested that the “hysteria” over the coronavirus was a plot to damage Trump, then Fox Nation ought to dump Diamond and Silk ASAP for suggesting the virus, itself, was cooked up as a plot against him.

Former Fox News reporter Carl Cameron urged viewers to follow medical and scientific experts’ advice on the coronavirus pandemic not Donald Trump’s dangerous “hunches.”

It’s a day late but I think you will find this Outrageous Fox Quote poll was worth the wait. And if you think Dan Patrick’s crazy death wish is a slam dunk – well, you may be quite surprised to see how stiff the competition is.

In one Fox & Friends comment yesterday, Donald Trump revealed he thinks Fox News is an extension of himself. Not one of the three lapdog hosts objected.

Rudy Giuliani, former New York City Mayor and possibly current Trump bagman in Ukraine, had a message for local officials struggling with the coronavirus pandemic: Bow down to Trump or else!

Fox News’ next ploy for dangerously distorting the coronavirus pandemic may have been previewed by phony medical experts "Diamond and Silk" claiming that the increase in reported coronavirus deaths is a plot to undermine Donald Trump.

Minnesota’s rural Martin County has inexplicably become a coronavirus hot spot and at least one local official thinks the explanation may be that ‘some media outlets” were downplaying the dangers. I think we all know that Fox News is one of those.