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.

After anti-racism activist Tim Wise advised white parents to speak candidly about white privilege to their children, Fox host Tucker Carlson distorted Wise’s comments to claim he said, “Happy childhoods are a sign of racism.”

Fox has apologized for its shockingly racist chart showing how much the stock market gained after various African Americans have been murdered. The network said nothing about the rest of its racist programming.

Fox News' Martha MacCallum would only trot out “you could abort every black baby and the crime rate would go down” Bill Bennett to comment on race in America if she were looking for a white guy with a chip on his shoulder against black people. And that’s exactly what she got.

Fox News host Charles Payne and White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett celebrated yesterday’s jobs numbers like Happy Days Are Here Again.

Fox’s “Straight news” anchor Bill Hemmer trotted out Rudy Giuliani to whitesplain how much African Americans need police to stop them from killing each other. Yet awful cases of police brutality under his watch, along with his controversial stop and frisk policy, disappeared down a memory hole.

When Fox's Jessica Tarlov fact-checked a White House lie about antifa providing bricks to George Floyd protesters, host Harris Faulkner cut her off, saying, "I want somebody that has an opposing view.”

Brian Kilmeade was so desperate to smear NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio for invoking John Lennon’s “Imagine” that he seemed to forget John Lennon was shot to death in Manhattan in 1980.