Grover Norquist’s attempt to paint the Trump tax cuts as a boon to the middle class won last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Poll. But we’ve got a fresh crop of outrageousness just waiting for you to vote on after the jump.

Fox News is making a lot of changes to its schedule, beginning Monday, January 18. The most notable change boots Martha MacCallum from evening to daytime, to make way for a more inflammatory opinion host.

Dan Bongino had an on-air meltdown on Fox & Friends this morning after Parler was kicked off the internet over its role in promoting the armed insurrection at the Capitol.

When asked why he resigned from the Trump administration after the violent insurrection at the Capitol and not over its child separations or Trump’s Charlottesville comments, former yes man Mick Mulvaney shrugged off Charlottesville as “misspeaking” and said neither issue was “something that people resign over.”

Trump’s former Chief of Staff, Mick Mulvaney, quit his more recent gig as special envoy to Northern Ireland, as a result of the armed insurrection at the Capitol this week and and strongly hinted on Fox News that Trump should be pushed out of office one way or another.

It speaks volumes that not one of the four Fox talking heads whining about Twitter “censoring” Donald Trump by deleting his account wanted to discuss his inflammatory tweets and rhetoric that helped incite the armed insurrection at the Capitol this week.

CNN’s Brianna Keilar demolished Tucker Carlson’s claim that the MAGA sedition and insurrection at the Capitol this week was just a “political protest that got out of hand.” While she was at it, she filleted his racist hypocrisy by comparing his defense of the mostly white MAGA insurrection to his condemnation of Black Lives Matter protests.

Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) told Fox News viewers that Donald Trump’s incitement of the armed insurrection at the Capitol this week should result in expulsion from office. Kinzinger also said “more than a few” of his Republican colleagues agree.

The editorial board of The Wall Street Journal, owned by the Murdoch-controlled News Corp., has congratulated President-elect Joe Biden and concluded, “It is best for everyone, himself included, if [Trump] goes away quietly.”

Former D.C. homicide detective Ted Williams laid the blame for yesterday’s armed insurrection at the U.S. Capitol wholly on Donald Trump. It was the kind of criticism of him you don’t hear often on Fox.