Gretchen Carlson spoke out against Lachlan Murdoch, who would have been her boss had she remained at Fox News, for defending Tucker Carlson’s white supremacy “replacement theory.”

After Lachlan Murdoch ridiculously claimed Tucker Carlson’s explicit validation of white supremacists' "replacement theory" wasn’t what it obviously was - and even more ridiculously claimed he “abhors anti-semitism, white supremacy and racism of any kind," Fox’s top white supremacist obviously felt emboldened.

Lachlan Murdoch defended Tucker Carlson’s validation of white supremacy’s Replacement Theory yet laughably claimed Fox shares the values of the Anti-Defamation League “and abhors anti-semitism, white supremacy and racism of any kind." The ADL had the perfect response.

Alveda King, MLK’s niece support for Georgia’s new voting restrictions – because the Big Lie – was the winner of last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Poll.

In less than one minute, The Daily Show put together a montage showing why Tucker Carlson’s “replacement theory” endorsement is so dangerous it should cause him to be fired.

Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League has written to Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott, demanding that Tucker Carlson be fired for promoting the dangerous white supremacist theory that people of color are “replacing” whites.

Fox News is very concerned about how liberal “cancel culture” is supposedly destroying America. But they have no problem disparaging (cancelling?) anybody who offends their right-wing sensibilities. Check out Steve Doocy’s support for a “Maryland Mom” who is directing her ire towards a Black school superintendent who called out racism. Oh, no….

Fox guest Rebecca Walser suggested that the only reason some Amazon workers in Bessemer, Alabama wanted to unionize was to get more bathroom breaks.

The cohosts of Fox & Friends probably earned a corporate gold star today for not only weaponizing the death of 99 year-old Prince Philip, but for suggesting Meghan Markle, a woman of color, was responsible.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger defended Georgia’s new voting laws from charges of voter suppression by calling Stacey Abrams’ criticisms “part of her hustle for making money.”