A group of Fox News panelists went into a tailspin on Monday after learning that two white men, Dan McConchie and Mike Murphy, had started a fundraising campaign to support Kamala Harris’s presidential bid. The hosts’ reactions were swift and severe, with some accusing the duo of being ‘race traitors’ and others claiming they were ‘cucks.’

During an appearance on Fox News’s ‘Outnumbered,’ panelists Greg Gutfeld, Katie Pavlich, and Jonah Goldberg all expressed their outrage over the fundraising campaign. Gutfeld called it a ‘complete joke’ and said that McConchie and Murphy were ‘trying to curry favor with the woke mob.’ Pavlich claimed that they were ‘virtue signaling’ and ‘trying to get attention by supporting Kamala Harris,’ while Goldberg simply laughed at the idea of white men supporting a black woman’s presidential bid.

The panel’s reaction was met with widespread ridicule on social media, with many pointing out the hypocrisy of Fox News’s hosts in criticizing white people for trying to support a candidate who is not white. Others noted that McConchie and Murphy are not actually helping Harris win votes or achieving any kind of tangible political power.

In fact, as some Twitter users pointed out, the fundraising campaign may be more of a publicity stunt than anything else, given that it’s likely to draw attention away from the actual issues facing voters. Despite this, the Fox panel continued to freak out over the situation, with Gutfeld saying that McConchie and Murphy were ‘trying to get brownie points’ and Pavlich claiming they were ‘playing both sides against each other.’

The incident serves as a stark reminder of just how far removed Fox News’s hosts are from the reality of American politics. At a time when white supremacists are openly celebrating Trump’s presidency, it seems that any attempt to support a candidate who is not white will be met with swift and severe backlash by the network’s hosts.

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