Former Obama staffer and FoxNews.com contributor Roger Fisk was a guest on The Faulkner Focus, and called out the network for what he described as “dishonest” coverage of the crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border.

During a segment that showed footage of migrants in Mission, Texas, amid the coronavirus pandemic, fill-in anchor Sandra Smith asked Fisk why there isn’t “a bigger effort” by the Biden administration to get the border “crisis under control.”

“When you hear the Biden administration being criticized by both the right and the left, that probably means that they’re on to something,” replied Fisk, who cited the administration keeping Title 42, which allows the United States to expel migrants who come from a country where there’s a widespread disease and therefore may be a health risk.

Fisk went on to call out Fox News’s coverage, citing footage of migrants underneath a bridge in Texas, which he said refutes the notion that the Biden administration has an "open borders" policy. Fox News’s own drone footage shows those “hundreds of migrants in Border Patrol custody,” he offered as evidence.

He said articles on the Fox website describe "apprehensions being up, seizures being up," and asked, "If the Biden administration is doing nothing, who's doing all these apprehensions? Who is doing all these seizures?"

“The hysteria is at odds with what's happening on the ground," he continued. "To show [that] footage and say that the Biden administration isn’t doing anything is dishonest.”

There was crosstalk and emotions ran high, but it was a great segment that allowed real dissenting views to air. A win for the show and for Fisk.

The bombshell report by the office of New York attorney general Letitia James, which concluded that New York Governor Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed multiple women, revealed that his brother, CNN host Chris Cuomo, testified as part of the investigation about his role in advising the governor on how to respond to the charges.

Chris Cuomo, who hosts Cuomo Prime Time at 9 p.m. on CNN, was part of “the Governor’s team of advisors” who “had ongoing and regular discussions about how to respond to the allegations publicly,” according to the investigation.

That confirms reports from May that Chris had participated in strategy calls about how to undermine the sexual harassment allegations.

Also included in the report is an email sent from Chris Cuomo to his brother’s team of advisors containing the draft of a statement responding to the allegations.

The anchor's involvement has been an ongoing situation for CNN, resulting in awkward programming such as when Don Lemon slammed Gov. Cuomo over the "damning" AG's report just moments after the between show banter with Chris.

Cuomo the anchor didn't say anything about it last night, as one may (or may not) expect. But his name trended all morning as Twitter debated his conspicuous role in the polarizing scandal.

In Cuomo’s (sort of) defense, it's a bit of an impossible position. Can you imagine opening your show with a 10 minute segment analyzing your brother's harassment scandal? Probably not.

But the alternative is worse: On the most watched show on CNN, the biggest news of the day was not mentioned. The Democratic governor of New York was given a free pass. Cuomo trashed the Republican governor of Florida instead.