Fox News followed up Sean Hannity’s disgraceful and misinforming interview with Donald Trump last night – not by correcting Trump’s dangerous falsehoods about the coronavirus (COVID-19), but by having “straight news” anchor Shannon Bream team up with a guest to suggest they were accurate.

While Donald Trump dangerously downplayed the risk of the coronavirus to Americans, he played himself up as its biggest victim and biggest hero. Sean Hannity was on hand to play lapdog and handmaiden.

As the coronavirus spreads in the U.S., Donald Trump misstated its name, claimed his “hunch" about death rates is more credible than data from medical experts and suggested people should go to work even if they’re sick. Sean Hannity was all in on spreading the misinformation.

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During the Fox News coverage of Super Tuesday, from an almost all-Repubican perspective, contributor Marc Thiessen signaled what will surely be the right-wing messaging going forward.

This terrific video exposes the hypocrisy of Eric Trump and Sean Hannity as they whine about a CNN anchor using “profanity” in a description of Donald Trump. It also tells you everything you need to know about right-wing poutrage. Spoiler alert: It’s about as legit as Trump’s promise to release his tax returns.

After telling RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel to "go to hell" on Fox News, Brazile slightly walked back her choice of words but stopped far short of an apology or retraction.

If our hate mail from Fox News viewers is any indication, the network received quite a bit of blowback from right-wing snowflakes after Democratic contributor Donna Brazile told RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel to “go to hell” for using “Russian talking points” about the Democratic nomination process.

According to former deputy Trump campaign chairman Rick Gates’ statements to the FBI, Sean Hannity tailored his shows to the suggestions of Paul Manafort when he was the Trump campaign chair.

The Super Tuesday returns are rolling in. Who will win the night?