TITLE: It Turns out Fox News Is Spreading Bulls*!t 80% of the Time
SENTENCE 1: On the other end of the Punditfact scale, a full 29 percent of statements presented as fact by Fox News were found to be “False,” and another 9 percent were found to be so outrageously false the team determined them to be “Pants On Fire” lies, the worst of six possible categories.
SENTENCE 2: Last updated in January, the Punditfact scorecard for Fox News shows that just 10 percent of statements made on the network have been “True” and another 12 percent “Mostly True” since the project began in 2014.
SENTENCE 3: Even Bush seemed to question the figure, responding, “I’ve never heard that, and that would be impossible to imagine logistically for us to screen.”  Punditfact was unable to find any source approaching the figure .

Bias label: moderately
Annotator rationales:
If you reference the Punditfact scorecard showing only 10% of Fox News' statements are true, then you risk presenting this specific evaluation as the only valid perspective without acknowledging alternative interpretations or the limitations of fact-checking methodologies.
If you state that Bush questioned the figure and that Punditfact was unable to find any source approaching the figure, then you risk presenting this as a definitive refutation without providing context about the specific claim being referenced or acknowledging that this represents a specific interpretation of the situation.
If you state that 29% of Fox News' statements are false and 9% are "Pants On Fire" lies, then you risk presenting specific factual claims without providing the full context of how these ratings were determined or acknowledging that this represents a specific interpretation of the data.