evidence: Over the course of Fox News’ hours of coverage of the backlash against Target’s Pride Month collection, network hosts and guests repeatedly parroted the false claim that the retailer was selling "tuck-friendly" or "tuck-’em" swimsuits for children, even after the story was clearly debunked. [...] While the network has aired at least two segments acknowledging that the swimsuit was intended for adults, Fox personalities and guests have continued to buoy the claim that Target was selling "tuck-friendly" swimsuits to children. Some of those who admit that the suits are for adults still claim that the visibility of the tags is "sexualizing" children, conveniently ignoring the other adult-focused products that Target also sells, like condoms and lingerie. [...] - Outnumbered co-host Emily Compagno claimed on May 24 that "a lot of customers' complaints had to do not with the fact that there were pride celebratory garments at Target, but that they included tuck-friendly swimsuits in the children's section. Now, Target has come out and responded and said those are adults-only. They are firmly within the adults-only section online, but there was clearly consumer confusion or at least people's impressions that there were swimsuits here for children that advertise very clearly that they were tuck-friendly and parents didn't want to see that when they went into the Target, nor did they want their children to be exposed to that."