Tucker Carlson’s attacks on George Floyd and the protests over his murder have brought a new round of advertiser defections, including Disney and a very public FU from T-Mobile CEO Mike Siewert.

Author and snowflake Dave Rubin is so upset about “cancel culture” he showed us all by canceling HBO Max after it temporarily removed Gone With the Wind from its library. Somebody call a wah-mbulance!

Kayleigh McEnany whitewashed Donald Trump’s narcissistic and dangerous insistence on a packed crowd at the GOP convention by attacking North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper’s insistence on safety procedures as “politically motivated.” Her Fox Friends helped with the cover up.

Megyn Kelly, the woman who doesn’t understand why it’s racist to dress up in blackface and who wants kids to know that Santa is white, is now outraged over the temporary removal of Gone With the Wind from HBO Max’s library.

Today, it was reported that Republicans have “tentatively settled” on Jacksonville, Florida as a site where they can provide Donald Trump with the packed arena he has been demanding. Will Fox News, working remotely until at least three weeks before then, puts its mouths where its money is and send its hosts and crews inside?

During  Tucker Carlson’s desperate and deceitful fear mongering about police reform, the multi-millionaire played the role of a regular guy about to be victimized by out-of-control African Americans and their anti-white enablers.

Last night, in what seemed like a desperate effort to smear anti-racism and police reform advocates, Tucker Carlson misrepresented the words of Minneapolis City Council President Lisa Bender to accuse her of believing that “the desire not to, for example, have your home invaded by violent criminals is in fact a sign of racism.”

Trump Toady William Barr suggested that blacks are just too dangerous for police departments to be defunded and he also falsely insinuated that calls to defund police departments are a call to abandon all public safety and justice efforts. Then Barr revealed his Trumper idea of civil rights: “school choice.”

We’ve got an unusually large number of Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week candidates in this week’s poll. I just couldn’t resist each of them! Check them out after the jump.

When asked on Fox News how to “go about healing this country,” Mike Pence began talking about anarchists, antifa and law and order.