Ainsley Earhardt

In contrast with liberal media like MS NOW and CNN, Fox News this week has been informing viewers of a recent violent assault on a right-leaning reporter by left-wing activists in Minneapolis.

On Friday morning, several shows on Fox News Channel highlighted the shocking murder of a woman in Fort Myers, Florida, by an illegal alien which was recorded on a surveillance camera. CNN also ran a piece on the killing, although reporter Isabel Rosales seemed less sure of whether the perpetrator should be called "illegal."

Over the past week, Fox News has given daily updates on the case of an 18-year-old woman, Sheridan Gorman, who was murdered one night in Chicago by an illegal alien who was allowed to enter the U.S. under the Joe Biden administration.

On Tuesday's Fox & Friends, the show gave coverage to the story of how anti-ICE agitators blocked ICE agents from arresting a sexual predator in Boston, leading it to take a month to finally catch him.

On Tuesday's Fox & Friends, the show highlighted a New York Times article about a thrice-deported illegal alien who financially ruined an American citizen by stealing his identity so he could work, with the Times bizarrely showing sympathy for the illegal alien.

Earlier this week, Fox covered another reminder of why it's important to deport illegal aliens who have committed serious crimes like DUI before they injure or kill someone.

After federal agents raided an apartment building in Chicago to arrest Tren de Aragua gang members, MSNBC personalities repeatedly spread the fake news that agents zip-tied children. And, even though no one died in the raid, they also promoted hyperbolic comparisons to the Gestapo, the Tulsa killings of 1921, and the MOVE Philadelphia bombing of 1985.

Since Monday morning, Fox & Friends has been keeping viewers updated on a tragic story which illustrates that sanctuary states are a danger not just to their own residents but to the entire country, as the show covered an illegal alien who killed three with his tractor trailer in Florida after receiving a commercial drivers license from both California and Washington state.

Fox Business and Fox News featured a study by MRC Free Speech America that found Google allegedly interfering with U.S elections 41 times over the past 16 years. The study suggests that Google has favored the most liberal candidates in each election, with the tech giant allegedly implementing its power to help these candidates win and censoring their opponents. Despite Google's rebuttal…

With much of the media rushing to take Donald Trump’s comments about an impending “bloodbath” in the auto industry, Fox & Friends declared that this is why viewers should trust them to cover the news accurately instead. This did not sit well with ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel, who accused them on Monday of both sides-ing the issue and ultimately proclaimed that the truth doesn’t actually…

On Friday's Fox & Friends, the show again showed viewers an example of how important it is for Americans to own guns to deter crime as the hosts discussed surveillance video of a 73 year-old man in San Francisco who used a handgun to scare five smash and grab robbers out of the store where he worked.

Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy appeared on Fox News Channel's Fox & Friends and revealed why he's been missing on air and at the White House press briefings for the past few months. During a discussion with his father, Steve Doocy, and co-hosts Brian Kilmeade, and Ainsley Earhardt, Doocy revealed he's been at home taking care of his new baby daughter Bridget. 

Fox & Friends leads with the expected testimony before a congressional committee by Devon Archer, a former business colleague of Hunter Biden, that Joe Biden was aware of and involved in Hunter's influence-peddling schemes. Meanwhile, Morning Joe trashes Trump for raising the Biden-Burisma connection, but fails to make any mention of Archer's expected testimony.

On Tuesday morning, Fox & Friends gave attention to an issue that is usually ignored by the liberal media -- the targeting of pro-life groups by left-wing activists with vandalism and death threats.