Tracy Mumford

The Democrats were ready with their pushback.

We're going to do a speed round here on three ways Democrats mounted a response.

First, a small group of lawmakers tried to send a message by all coming dressed in this color.

The answer?

White.

It was a nod to the suffrage movement and a symbol of protest against Trump's current push for new voting restrictions.

Next, which lawmaker interrupted Trump yelling that he had, quote, killed Americans in reference to shootings by immigration agents in Minneapolis?

That was Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, who later walked out in the middle of the speech.

And last one, the governor of Virginia, Abigail Spanberger, gave the Democratic Party's official rebuttal, hitting on a particular theme that is expected to dominate this year's midterm elections.

Can you fill in the blank?

Going to be hearing that a lot.

Next question, which also touches on a group of people who are at the State of the Union.

The U.S.

men's hockey team, whose Olympic victory Trump called out in his speech.

The players have actually been at the center of an unexpected number of political stories this week, especially after the head of a government agency was filmed celebrating in the locker room with them.

cheering and chugging a beer after they won gold.

Your question, which U.S.

official was that?

The answer?

The head of the FBI, who is a hockey player himself and a big-time fan, Kash Patel.