Last night, Sean Hannity rewrote the words of Devin Nunes, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, in order to validate Donald Trump’s lie about having been wiretapped. Yet Nunes, who was on the air with Hannity at the time, never corrected him.

With House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes in hot water over his blatantly partisan effort to validate Donald Trump’s wiretap lie and deflect from the mounting evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, Fox News reporter James Rosen seems to have stepped in as the front man.

As Newshounds Ellen reported, Fox News didn't waste any time using an alleged Maryland rape to promote Donald Trump’s, anti-immigration talking point. And, just like a virus, Fox's anti-immigrant message spread throughout Fox’s programs. Not surprisingly, the AM propaganda show, Fox & Friends, kept the hate alive by suggesting that undocumented men are sexual predators!

When Fox correspondent John Roberts suggested people “connect some of the dots” between House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes’ attempt to validate Donald Trump’s wiretap lie and the White House, Roberts “forgot” to mention the dots that also link Fox News to the Trump rehab effort.

Fox Business Host Elizabeth MacDonald’s blatant attempt to strong-arm Republican Congressman Justin Amash into supporting the TrumpWealthCare bill that repeals Obamacare did not work out as planned.

Fox reporter John Roberts suggested that Devin Nunes' source for his big announcement, supposedly validating Donald Trump's claim to have been surveilled by President Obama, was someone currently in the White House. Roberts didn't want to say "collusion" or but he sure did hint.

After Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett blasted Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke for “fighting crime” on cable television, Clarke responded by threatening physical violence.

Just as Donald Trump has reportedly begun putting pressure on sanctuary cities, you suddenly can’t turn on Fox News without seeing a report about a rape in a Rockville, Maryland school that the Trump administration is using as “proof” a crackdown is needed. 

What happens when even Fox News acknowledges yesterday’s House Intelligence Committee hearing with FBI Director James Comey was “a tough day for Donald Trump?” Why, they try to make it up to the Glorious Leader by attacking Comey.

Congratulations to Sean Hannity and Anthony Shaffer. Their evidence-free attempt to blame the Obama administration for the hacking of the DNC during last year's presidential campaign won our Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll last week. However, we've got another crop of outrageousness for you to consider this week. Check them out after the jump