They made the Arizona call to destroy the election this year, and called the house with people voting last time as election night barely began in 2018. But Republican calls, forget it. They sound like CNN way too much, including the people you mentioned. They are the Judas Network, and deserve to die the death.
The Judas analogy does seem to fit.
The Iscariot, though quite young like the apostle John, was also extremely intelligent and talented, but always craved status and acceptance from his colleagues and elders at the Temple in Jerusalem, and at their insistence ultimately betrayed his biggest benefactor exactly when He most needed Judas’ sympathy and support. In the wake of that brutal betrayal, Judas received neither status nor acceptance to go with his 30 pieces of silver, but instead was treated to a maelstrom of contempt, scorn and vituperation from those same colleagues and elders. Shockingly throwing the pouch of coins back in Caiaphas’ puss in anger and frustration, even drawing blood from the swollen lip of the corrupt old priest, Judas quickly darted back into the streets of Jersusalem and spent the rest of the night racing into and out of the surrounding area, managing by mistake to see Jesus twice as He was being frogmarched back and forth between this or that corrupt tribunal, and even making harrowing eye contact with Him once. The Apostle, soon to be replaced (unmourned) by Matthias, responded to this by dissolving into irrational fear and paranoia and going on a further sinful rampage, foolishly losing his last and best chance to repent and ask Jesus for forgiveness and absolution, which He surely would have given and granted. Finally seeing with his own two eyes the Christ of God hoisted up on a tree togethet with two common criminals at about 9am, Judas irreversibly lost the last of his marbles and hung himself.
Regardless of what Bishop Robert Barron may say, Judas of Kerioth is most definitely burning in Gehenna to this very day. He will never see an end to his constant torture.
Lots of parallels with Fox. Hell in this case consisting of being a has-been cable news channel along with CNN and MSNBC etc., attracting pathetically few viewers year after year, and being kept alive by a moderate amount of filthy lucre from its pitiful slice of the shrinking pie of licensing revenue paid to it indirectly by the dwindling ranks of U.S. cable TV subscribers, few of whom will ever bother to watch any of its programming.