Stacey Abrams presented a terrific response to Donald Trump’s State of the Union address tonight. Even Laura Ingraham acknowledged it. But Brit Hume wasn’t just a sourpuss, he blew a distinct dog whistle by suggesting Abrams was too racially resentful and then by praising her for speaking “very ably and well.”

Much as I can't stand watching or listening to Donald Trump, tonight is an important event. Plus, we've got Stacey Abrams giving a response. Share your thoughts and observations after the jump.

For Alveda King, Ralph Northam’s racist “blackface” photo (or moonwalk) is no big deal. What really bothers her is what she spuriously called his “Klannish” support for abortion rights.

Steve Doocy narrowly beat out Sean Hannity in last week’s poll with his lie about New York’s abortion bill. But both the abortion lies and other outrageousness continued unabated on Fox. Check them out after the jump.

Fox's Kevin Corke gave Donald Trump an assist this evening by suggesting a declaration of national emergency during tomorrow's State of the Union address would be justified – while ignoring the recent testimony of Pentagon officials indicating otherwise.

While Fox News pundits clutched their pearls with selective outrage over the FBI use of force in arresting Roger Stone, somebody at Fox News posted large graphics on the screen telling viewers that the FBI did nothing unusual with its early-morning raid on Stone’s house.

Although Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’ proposed tax rate of 70% on the highest earners is aimed at income inequality and a “Green New Deal,” leave it to Fox News to make it about oppression of white people – and to get an African American to help them with the messaging.

On Friday night, Tucker Carlson scrupulously avoided the racist aspects of Virginia Governor Ralph Northam’s yearbook photo in order to focus on what he claimed was the real issue – Northam’s support for “infanticide.”

In its zeal to promote the bogus “pro-life” talking point that Democrats support abortion “up to birth,” there is no low to which Fox & Friends will sink. Friday morning, Ainsley Earhardt kept the message alive during a discussion of abortion with a man who has Down Syndrome

It was bad enough that Fox News contributor Alveda King got her facts horribly wrong when she tried to tie a hideous photo of Virginia Governor Ralph Northam either in blackface or dressed as a KKK member with support for abortion rights. But host Laura Ingraham’s failure to challenge King’s whoppers may have been even worse.