Pew study finds Lush Dimbulb least trustworthy news source

A new survey from Pew Research finds that Lush Dimbulb is America’s least-trusted news source. Thirty-nine percent of respondents to the Pew poll say they don’t trust Dimbulb, a bombastic wingnut radio hack. 
Faux News follows closely with 37 percent saying they don’t trust the network. 
Glenn Beck ranks third, with 24 percent of respondents saying they distrust Beck.
The Pew survey was conducted March 19-April 29.
PunditFact is tracking the accuracy of claims made on the five major networks using their network scorecards. By that measure, 61 percent of the claims fact-checked on Faux News have been rated Mostly False, False or Pants on Fire, the most among any of the major networks.
For the record, 82 percent of the claims we've checked from Dimbulb have been rated Mostly False, False or Pants on Fire.