Chickenhawk Lou Dobbs’ attack on “snowflake” generals – on July 4th no less – was the well-deserved winner of our last Outrageous Fox Quote Of The Week Poll. You can check out the full poll results here. But don’t stay away because we’ve got another full plate of Fox outrageousness waiting for you after the jump.

For some reason, Brit Hume decided that while condemning Donald Trump’s hideous demand that four Democratic congresswomen of color “go back” to the “crime infested places” they came from, it would be a good idea to scold us all for calling it “racist.”

The next time you hear anyone on Fox complain about violent rhetoric from the left, make sure to remind him or her of the time Fox News contributor Thomas Homan announced on the air that he considered beating up a Democratic Congressman and not one of the three cohosts objected.

Don’t believe the liberal media and Democratic politicians when they talk about kids, held in dubious conditions, at Florida’s "largely unregulated,” for-profit Homestead camp. According to evangelical pastor Russell Black, the kids are getting “phenomenal” care with the added benefit of being able to pray with the pastor.

Former Fox & Friends host Clayton Morris has reportedly moved with his family to a resort town in Portugal while he fights dozens of lawsuits from investors who have accused him of defrauding them in real estate deals.

Fox & Friends found Donald Trump’s anti-American, racist attack on four Democratic U.S. Congresswomen of color great fun and lauded it for making “an important point.”

Apparently, Anna Kooiman is still so moved by her “spiritual experience” of hearing Donald Trump’s July 4th speech that she has remained blind to the pile of evidence of how he and the GOP have tried to use the census citizenship question to rig political redistricting.

TrendMicro CEO Donald Luskin sounded worse than Marie Antoinette when he lectured struggling Americans who work two jobs and can’t afford to retire to count their blessings and think of it as “heaven” if they are not starving.

As thousands of immigrants face getting caught up in ICE raids this weekend, Fox News hosts are shilling for these Gestapo-like raids by trying to criminalize those advising immigrants of their Constitutional rights.

In shades of “I did not inhale,” Alan Dershowitz admitted he got a massage at Jeffrey Epstein’s mansion but insists he kept his underwear on and never saw an underage girl there.