Tucker Carlson almost certainly knew he was mispronouncing vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris’ name last night. But when corrected, he dog whistled that he’s “not allowed” to criticize her, with the obvious implication that it's because she’s a Black woman.

Even after Fox host Neil Cavuto fact-checked the Trump campaign’s lie that Kamala Harris called Joe Biden a racist during one of the debates, Fox correspondent John Roberts ignored Harris’ own words to say, “the intimation was there.”

Before getting to their white grievances about Kamala Harris, Joe Biden’s newly-announced vice presidential pick, Fox News hosts Greg Gutfeld and Jesse Watters baselessly claimed Biden was too feeble to choose her and had someone else make the decision for him.

BREAKING: Joe Biden has chosen Kamala Harris to be his running mate.

Trumpy 77 WABC is about to give a big FU to the #MeToo movement by giving Bill O’Reilly his own radio show, according to CNBC.

Tucker Carlson’s disgusting smear of President Barack Obama’s eulogy for John Lewis was the runaway winner of last week’s Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week poll. But you will probably not be shocked to learn that Carlson made it into the finals for this week’s poll, too.

The Daily Show put together a video called, “A Salute to Premature Salutes,” featuring Fox News hosts singing the praises of Texas and Florida for their supposedly masterful handling of the coronavirus - in the spring.

I don't know whether Fox host Ainsley Earhardt really had no idea that children are contracting and dying from coronavirus or if she was showing her loyalty to Donald Trump but she claimed to be shocked to learn that 97,000 kids have tested positive for COVID-19 because “I had heard kids really don't get it.”

If Russia was listening to Bill Barr’s interview on Fox News last night, it surely got the message when he called the investigation into Russia’s 2016 meddling a “doomsday scenario of abuse of government power” and indicated no concern about Russian interference then or now.

A New York writer bought up his library’s collection of screeds by Sean Hannity and his hate-mongering colleagues and, after quarantining them in his basement, finally hit on the perfect use for them.