| − | On the March 8, 2017 edition of ''Full Frontal'', Bee compared Kyle Coddington, an attendee of the February 2017 conservative [[CPAC]] conference, to a "Nazi" because of his close-cropped haircut. The following day, Bee was chastized on Twitter by Coddington's sister, Megan Coddington, for the cruel barb, revealing that her brother has stage four brain cancer.<ref name="Full Frontal Mockery"/> Bee subsequently took down the offending video clip from her YouTube page (although the original video was saved by [[NewsBusters]] as a reminder of her comment) and offered a hollow "apology" for the tasteless remark, but the damage had been done as she received a heavy amount of criticism on Twitter for it, while she was roasted for the comment on [[Fox News Channel]].<ref name="Bee Slam"/> Although it was later reported that Coddington received $1,000 from ''Full Frontal'' at his GoFundMe account toward the treatment of his cancer (out of a total of $85,323 he has received to date, most of it coming from other donors following the controversy), the $1,000 donation came from the show's production staff, [[Liberals and uncharitableness|with very little of it (if any) coming from Bee personally]], exposing the meaninglessness of her "apology".<ref name="Bee Slam"/> | + | On the March 8, 2017 edition of ''Full Frontal'', Bee [[liberal stupidity|stepped up her stupidity level]] by callously making an ill-considered comparison of Kyle Coddington, an attendee of the February 2017 conservative [[CPAC]] conference, to a "Nazi" because of his close-cropped haircut. The following day, Bee was chastized on Twitter by Coddington's sister, Megan Coddington, for the cruel barb, revealing that her brother has stage four brain cancer.<ref name="Full Frontal Mockery"/> Bee subsequently took down the offending video clip from her YouTube page (although the original video was saved by [[NewsBusters]] as a reminder of her comment) and offered a hollow "apology" for the tasteless remark, but the damage had been done as she received a heavy amount of criticism on Twitter for it, while she was roasted for the comment on [[Fox News Channel]].<ref name="Bee Slam"/> Although it was later reported that Coddington received $1,000 from ''Full Frontal'' at his GoFundMe account toward the treatment of his cancer (out of a total of $85,323 he has received to date, most of it coming from other donors following the controversy), the $1,000 donation came from the show's production staff, [[Liberals and uncharitableness|with very little of it (if any) coming from Bee personally]], exposing the meaninglessness of her "apology".<ref name="Bee Slam"/> |