Fox News got more than it bargained for when someone thought it would be a good idea to tag Chrissy Teigen in a tweet.

.@chrissyteigen speaks out against @united for banning girls from boarding their flight because they wore leggings. https://t.co/MfJossREO7 pic.twitter.com/h38GMWJL2B

— Fox News (@FoxNews) March 27, 2017

One effort to pimp a bogus controversy over supposed Muslim control of a non-denominational high school prayer room was not enough for Fox & Friends. So, the day after their first attempt (where neither guest knocked the room) Fox trotted out Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, the man behind the poutrage, and made sure to help validate his lies.

Fox News’ former Chief Financial Officer, Mark Kranz, has been offered immunity from criminal prosecution in an investigation into Fox’s efforts to hide from shareholders settlements for sexual harassment.

It turns out Fox News’ firing of its racist 19-year comptroller was more likely the result of a pending lawsuit for discrimination rather than the sudden discovery and “appropriate action” taken “within two weeks of this being brought to our attention,” as Fox previously claimed. 

Just because Fox News contributor Judge Andrew Napolitano caused an international incident repeatedly peddling a conspiracy theory Fox News debunked but he refuses to disavow – why, that’s no reason the “fair and balanced” network should consider him discredited!

Actor Richard Dreyfuss visited Fox News Tuesday and leveled some straight talk about Donald Trump and his values (or lack thereof) at host Neil Cavuto.

After mocking Rep. Maxine Waters’ “James Brown wig” this morning, Bill O’Reilly apologized tonight. But then he began attacking her again, calling her a “demagogue,” questioning her patriotism and suggesting she’s some kind of welfare pimp.

Bill O’Reilly seemed so eager to help Rep. Devin Nunes’ clean up his missteps in deflecting from Donald Trump’s Russia problems that O’Reilly all but instructed Nunes what to say and do.

Fox & Friends got even more mocking and smearing of Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) than they bargained for when they played a clip of her knocking Donald Trump and then prompted Bill O’Reilly to go after her. UPDATED: O'Reilly has apologized. Or maybe not.

Congratulations to Tucker Carlson. His sexist attack on Senator Kirsten Gillibrand won our Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll last week. But we’ve got another batch of outrageous Fox quotes for you to consider for this week’s poll.