Tuesday was a day of “Fight for $15” minimum wage protests by airport and fast-food workers across the country. Naturally, Fox hates the idea but, unfortunately, the network could not seem to fight it without promoting misinformation.

Bill O’Reilly was so eager to defend Donald Trump’s outrageous lie about "millions" having voted illegally in presidential election that he engaged in just the kind of yellow journalism he’d spend days decrying had anyone used the same “evidence” to support a liberal claim.

Remember Bill Schulz? He's the former host of Fox News' Red Eye show.

Finally read Esquire/Tantaros piece. Nobody really liked her. BUT? She's also not lying. At all. https://t.co/ysQCp9pkvK

— Bill Schulz (@BillSchulz) November 29, 2016

This morning, President-elect Donald Trump once again showed a shocking disregard for the U.S. Constitution when he tweeted that flag burners should be jailed or stripped of citizenship. It turns out we can probably thank Fox News’ unceasing effort to demonize dissenters for this latest round of authoritarianism.

I don’t know what to make of the Kellyanne Conway/Mitt Romney flap and I’m not sure if the weirdness is deliberate or not. But it certainly reflects a bizarre disorder in the Trump transition team.

So many Fox News personalities may go to work in the Donald Trump administration, Fox host Greg Gutfeld quipped that the Supreme Court may be replaced by the Outnumbered show hosts.

Eric Bolling, the possible future Commerce Department employee still working as a Fox News host, gave a two-minute infomercial in the guise of an editorial that happened to talk up Donald Trump. It was littered with falsehoods but Trump probably won’t care. We know that Fox didn’t.

As scrutiny intensifies on Donald Trump’s connections to the white nationalists known as the “alt right,” Sean Hannity and Fox guest Michael Needham are sneakily promoting a myth that there’s an alt left that's just as extreme.

Donald Trump has become so unhinged over Jill Stein’s recount of some states’ presidential votes that you have to wonder what he is afraid of being unearthed. It’s a terrifying prospect to watch a future president become so unglued and vindictive over an attempt to protect democracy. But for “fair and balanced” Fox News, Job One seems to be pretending that there’s nothing wrong with the president-elect.

Donald Trump hasn’t taken office yet but Fox News is already claiming that his election has benefitted the country. Referring to an expected rise in retail spending this holiday season, Fox host Trish Regan “asked,” “Is it a Trump bump?”