Just like Donald Trump, Fox News seems to be having a problem handling the protests against police brutality and for reform and social justice taking center stage in our country. And, oh, yeah, the  COVID-19 pandemic. Check out the slew of outrageousness this has caused and find out who won last week’s poll after the jump.

On his HBO show last night, John Oliver cited Tucker Carlson’s attack on Sesame Street’s town hall on racism and asked, “Are you a racist or are you a total f***ing moron? The answer can be and indeed is, both.”

Fox News anchor Chris Wallace didn’t come right out and criticize his Trump-toady colleagues but judging by what he didn’t say, his opinion was crystal clear.

After getting caught using digitally altered and misleading images of protests in Seattle and its Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ), making them look more violent and dangerous than the reality, Fox News has apologized. It has not explained why it went to such efforts. But we know why.

Ben Carson proved he is just as unqualified to talk about Army bases named for Confederate officers as he is to be HUD secretary.

A barber defying Michigan’s shutdown orders likened them to what “happened in 1940s with the Jewish people in the Warsaw ghetto” and warned, “It’ll happen again unless we are diligent.” Fox host Neil Cavuto called him “a gutsy guy.”

During his interview with African American Harris Faulkner that aired yesterday, Donald Trump said about Abraham Lincoln, “he did good, although it’s always questionable, you know, in other words, the end result.”

Sen. James Risch was a profile in Republican cowardice this week as the senator from Idaho tap danced to avoid criticizing Donald Trump’s conspiracy theory about a 75 year-old protester pushed to the ground by police in Buffalo.

According to Brian Stelter, “Whispers about Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt have been widespread inside Fox for years.” That’s despite the fact that each has only been divorced for about a year.

Larry Kudlow, the National Economic Council director who told us in February that the coronavirus was “contained … pretty close to airtight” is now absolutely sure that there is no second spike coming.