This is why Todd Starnes is a hack Fox "journalist" and not a diplomat!

While Fox News fears and loathes Pres. Obama for his scary blackness, they just might fear and loathe Attorney-General Eric Holder even more because not only is he a scary black man, but he uses his legal authority to defend the rights of other scary black people who, in Foxworld, are all criminals (and takers). Fox's Holder hatred reached a fever pitch in 2010 when they hyped a phony scandal regarding the New Black Panthers, during which time Fox contributor Kirsten Powers coined the term "scary black man" to describe Fox's narrative. Now that Holder has responded to the tensions in Ferguson, Fox is revving up its attack machine. Monday night, Eric Bolling, who once said that Holder may be the second (Sharpton is the first) "biggest racist in the whole world," suggested that Holder can't be "fair & balanced." As she did with Megyn Kelly, Powers put him in his place.

Megyn Kelly hosted a special midnight show that was supposed to be about the latest developments in Ferguson, MO. But when the protests remained peaceful, Fox showed little interest in discussing why or interviewing people working to make that happen. The only thing Kelly seemed to care about regarding Ferguson were some impolitic comments about the case by Missouri's Democratic governor, Jay Nixon. That, and a failed attempt to smear Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson.

Admitted racist Mark Fuhrman reprised his phony stance as a neutral crime expert in the Ferguson police shooting of Michael Brown on Fox tonight. Despite repeatedly accusing African Americans of a "rush to judgment," host Sean Hannity didn’t utter a peep of complaint when Fuhrman again pronounced Brown the “aggressor” in his fatal confrontation with a Ferguson police officer.

Sean Hannity assembled a trio of some trusty African American, black attackers last night to blame the Ferguson protests on President Obama. Obama, one of them said for extra race-baiting points, is “nothing more than Al Sharpton with a Harvard degree.”

Bill O’Reilly phoned in another cranky, condescending, whitesplaining scold to African Americans over the Ferguson protests last night. The aging, pompous – and did I mention white? – O’Reilly believes he not only knows what everybody should do in Ferguson and about Ferguson, he thinks it’s vitally important he lecture us about it. O’Reilly’s pronouncements are so important, in his own mind, that he once again interrupted his vacation to hit us over the head with them.

Among all of Fox's popular memes, the most absurd is their claim that while Fox is "fair & balanced," other media outlets are biased. This alternate reality was front and center on this morning's Fox & Friends which is quite possible one of the most biased shows on Fox. Not for nothing has it been described as "the morning happy-talk show that Ailes uses as one of his primary vehicles to inject his venom into the media bloodstream." In keeping with their reputation as one of Fox's principal propaganda pushers, this morning's Fox & Friends was classic. Not only did Steve Doocy pimp the Fox meme about liberal media bias in its coverage of the Ferguson situation - but he utilized the commentary of a rabidly right wing, African-American media guy to support the talking points. No bias here, nosireee.....

Fox’s Todd Starnes found a new way to exploit, for his own divisive purposes, racial tensions in Ferguson, Missouri. You may recall that last week, Starnes took to Twitter to throw race bombs at President Obama in the middle of racial tensions. Yesterday, Starnes took to Facebook to accuse President Obama of “orchestrating the Michael Brown tragedy.” And worse.

The Kelly File presented documented racist and liar Mark Fuhrman as a neutral police expert in the shooting death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. Despite the racially charged nature of the case, Fuhrman all but announced that the unarmed Brown is the guilty party in his own death.

As I write this, police and protesters are still clashing in Ferguson, Missouri. But while CNN and MSNBC are still providing live coverage, Fox ended its live coverage at midnight, Central Time.