Fox News' Tucker Carlson was talking about Gen. Mark Milley Thursday night when a banner appeared: "This man is a danger to the country."

“Cut him off, please. Cut him off now!” Stinchfield shouted, pointing a finger at the camera. “You’re not going to blame this on President Trump on my show!”

In an interview, Tucker Carlson admitted: “I lie.” The Fox News host was speaking to Dave Rubin. The YouTube host and conservative author asked how Carlson felt about CNN hosts Brian Stelter, Chris Cuomo and Don Lemon, who Rubin called “clown people”.

"Teachers' unions," "tech," "voter fraud," "woke," "Kamala."

People who got their news from social media were even less likely to want the jab

‘Despite the crowds they had known for weeks would show up at the Capitol on 6 January, the Capitol police couldn’t hold the Capital perimeter on that day,’ said the Fox News host

The Murdoch-controlled cable news network “continues to put Americans at risk by pushing anti-vax hysteria,” TLP declares.

There have been regular, high-level conversations between the White House and Fox News regarding their coverage of the pandemic and vaccines, a source familiar with the talks tells CNN.

The coronavirus itself is morally blameless in its devastation. But Donald Trump, right-wing media and accommodating Christians are not.

Tucker Carlson is furious with Fox News executives for not vigorously defending him amid his evidence-free claims that the National Security Agency spied on him in a conspiracy to destroy his TV show, according to people familiar with the matter.

The Rupert Murdoch I worked for was brilliant, courageous, optimistic, and a gentleman. Which makes his bile-filled network all the more confounding.

Carlson frequently taunts and attacks liberal media outlets, but it's common knowledge that he's also one of their best sources, The Times reported.

We used to get angry when Fox News would put an obvious conservative spin on events, leaving out critical context, or failing to note something the Democrats said or did in response, things like that.

Fox News’ Sean Hannity flipped out at Jimmy Kimmel on Monday night, warning the late night comedian not to talk about his show anymore. Hannity — frequent spewer of hatred and rage — accused Kimmel of “spewing more hatred and more rage” with his criticism of Hannity’s interview last week with California gubernatorial hopeful Caitlyn Jenner.

McDonald’s really is strict about what time lunch starts.

During a Friday morning discussion of Prince Philip’s death, “Fox & Friends” host Brian Kilmeade brought up Meghan Markle’s recent interview with Oprah Winfrey, saying the televised sitdown stressed out the late prince. “There are reports that he was enraged after the interview and the fallout from the interview with Oprah Winfrey,” said Kilmeade, noting that the tell-all came as the 99-year-old prince was in the hospital. “So, here he is trying to recover and then he gets hit with that.”

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has joined Fox News as a contributor, the latest former Trump administration official to join the network. Pompeo will make his first appearance on Fox & Friends on Friday, the network said. He’ll contribute across all Fox News Media platforms.

Fox News fancies itself, at least outside of its Hannity-style programming, as a journalistic outlet. But its recent string of hires tells a different story. Despite the Trump administration’s legacy of unrelenting dishonesty and Trump’s recent turn against Fox, the network has hired several former Trump officials of late...

These people can't stop pretending to be persecuted.

Fox News has canceled “Lou Dobbs Tonight,” a Fox News spokesperson confirmed to TheWrap on Friday. The final airing of the show, which typically runs twice each night on Fox Business Network, will take place on Friday without Dobbs.