Sadly, Fox News readers' reactions to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's lung cancer was just what we have come to expect from this crew.

Rep. Mark Meadows joined the Fox & Friends government shutdown chorus this morning and lied through his teeth as he claimed that shutting down the government to fund the border wall is what “the American people” want.

Donald Trump’s refusal to keep the federal government open unless he gets money for the wall (Mexico was supposed to pay for) seems to be a direct result of pressure from his Fox Friends.

As more and more evidence of criminality by Donald Trump emerges, Republicans have decided what’s really needed before losing the House is to double down on investigating Hillary Clinton’s emails. Today, Outnumbered cohosts Harris Faulkner suggested they subpoena Bill Clinton and Barack Obama as part of the effort.

Did Fox News’ Outnumbered hosts just wave a white flag in the war on Christmas???? Say it ain’t so, (white) Santa!

The advertiser exodus from Tucker Carlson’s white nationalism is gaining steam. Coincidentally, last night, Carlson abandoned his usual race baiting in favor of political hate mongering.

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace ridiculed Fox’s Jeanine Pirro suggestion that Michael Flynn’s guilty plea was likely to be thrown out by a federal judge today. In fact, the opposite happened.

Federal Judge Emmet G. Sullivan destroyed the Fox News/right-wing attempts to claim Michael Flynn had somehow been tricked into lying to the FBI and, subsequently, cooperating with the Russia investigation. So, Fox developed new spin to protect Dear Leader Donald Trump.

Fox News’ “legal analyst” Gregg Jarrett’s shockingly unprofessional comments about the Michael Cohen sentencing memo made him the big winner of last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll. Whether he’ll also call us “morons” (again) remains to be seen. Meanwhile check out this week’s crop of candidates for more Fox News outrageousness to consider.

Former FBI Director James Comey all but explicitly accused Fox News of spreading lies about the FBI when answering a question from Fox reporter Catherine Herridge.