One of Steve Bannon’s preferred foot soldiers for his war on the Republican party is Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn, now running for retiring-Sen. Bob Corker’s seat in Tennessee.  So guess who got a full hour to promote her candidacy on today’s Outnumbered show?

Fox News does not want to turn over records that may show a former vice president, currently the subject of a racial discrimination lawsuit, mocking Black Lives Matter.

Laura Ingraham – soon to be a prime time host on Fox News – showed her own true character as she attempted to destroy that of Democratic Rep. Frederica Wilson who dared to call out Donald Trump’s insensitive treatment of the widow of one of the fallen soldiers killed in Niger.

Ainsley Earhardt joined her Fox & Friends cohosts in suggesting that the (black) Gold Star family offended by Donald Trump’s “He knew what he signed up for’ remark should have been more grateful for Trump’s “extra special” gesture.

Fox & Friends cohost Ainsley Earhardt, one of the biggest Trump sycophants ever to appear on television, is in serious denial about her work.

After Donald Trump ridiculously claimed on Fox that insurance companies are the only beneficiaries of Obamacare, he went on to cover up his lie about President Barack Obama not having visited fallen soldiers - by saying, “Ask General Kelly” if Obama had called after Chief of Staff John Kelly’s son died in Afghanistan.

Donald Trump proved he knows nothing about Obamacare and cares nothing about the millions of Americans who have benefitted from it. And Fox News’ Brian Kilmeade gave him a pass.

In one brief comment, Fox News anchor Jon Scott revealed a breath-taking loathing and disregard for poor Americans.

Sorry, Mike Huckabee, your claim that Donald Trump is a rock star in Puerto Rico was not just ridiculous, it won our Most Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Poll last week. And we have a new quote from you that might make you a twofer after this week's poll. All the new nominees are after the jump.

After Donald Trump rescinded the subsidies for millions of working-class Americans, Fox quickly trotted out Betsy McCaughey, a health care “expert” with a long record of misinforming, to suggest that Trump’s sabotage was no big deal.