Yesterday, after The Washington Post hilariously exposed Fox News’ dishonest reporting on the coronavirus pandemic, top Trump administration officials went out of their way to praise the network’s coverage.

Now that Sean Hannity has done an about-face on the coronavirus pandemic, he is claiming he always took the COVID-19 outbreak seriously and never called it a hoax. Unfortunately for him, there’s video proof otherwise.

The dangerous coronavirus misinformation spread by Sean Hannity and his colleagues has gotten a lot of attention this week, as has their sudden change of tune to acknowledge the seriousness of the pandemic. Bullyboy Hannity is not taking it well.

We can add Jesse Watters to the list of Fox News hosts who suddenly realized the coronavirus pandemic is a serious problem right after Donald Trump did.

The Washington Post has put together the perfect video to show how Fox News hosts have spread dangerous misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic, in order to weaponize it, and how those very same people are suddenly singing a vastly different tune, right in synch with Donald Trump.

In perhaps the craziest primary night ever, Arizona, Florida and Illinois are holding primaries tonight. Ohio was on the calendar but has delayed its primary until June due to the coronavirus pandemic. Biden has been declared the winner of Florida and Illinois already. Is this the end for the Bernie Sanders campaign?

In an interview with Mediaite, Fox Business correspondent Charles Gasparino blamed some of the market jitters on an expectation of a huge blue wave that will sweep out Donald Trump and turn the U.S. Senate back over to Democratic control in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

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After Rep. Devin Nunes recommended Americans “just go out … you can get in easily” to a restaurant in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, he ran to Fox’s Hannity show to claim he meant people should get take out, and that it was the dishonest “media freaks” who are “endangering lives.”

Let’s hope that nobody bought non-refundable plane tickets as a result of Ainsley Earhardt chirping to Fox & Friends viewers “it’s actually the safest time to fly” on Friday because today, she had a sudden, unexplained change of heart and now wants everyone to “think of other people” and “keep your distance” during the COVID-19 pandemic.

What could be more fitting this week than for Donald Trump to be the winner of our previous Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll? His “winning” quote is perfect too. You can refresh your memory as to what it was and take part in this week’s poll after the jump.