#cnn

#cnn

I think there’s performative artists on both sides in both sides of politics today, and as intolerable as some of the rhetoric is, the reality is that the last two assassination attempts on Donald Trump were from leftist.

One of the things Sean Combs would do is watch Cassie with those male escorts.

"She got slaughtered because they disavowed the process. They anointed her and she got slaughtered. That's what happened."

I want to make a point. Violence does not equal genocide. So we need to be really, really clear about that.

"The logic was immediately lost on the panel and the host. Phillip countered: People who really don't have a lot of money, here's what they're really thinking: They're not thinking, I want to buy the most expensive doll for my child..."

Well, it was fascinating to me, Sean. I was actually scrolling on Instagram when I came across this interview and it stopped me in my tracks, not just because they sat down with a member of a Mexican cartel that is now designated as a foreign terrorist organization by the United States government, but because of the nature of the questions of this notorious foreign terrorist.

Podcast, I guess, is my naive attempt at trying to sketch out one part of a potential solution, or at least to have people who might be watching our stories who have no sympathy for the people we interview and view them frankly probably as stupid or extremists or dangerous, to get to a where maybe they could be empathetic.

To me like the energy in defense of these gang bangers I'm not defending them. I just said they should leave! The panel erupted.

Enten emphasized that contrary to Trump allies' claims, polls show the president's approval rating significantly underwater and historically low compared to predecessors over the last eight decades.

It was not clear exactly what humored the host, but after concluding an interview...Collins could barely make it to a commercial break.