#media-commentary

#media-commentary

I didn't take much offense at it. And the truth of the matter is, it was, I never liked I did what I had to. I didn't feel like I had any other choice, Carville said.

I work for the taxpayer now. I'm paid on evidence. That's it.

Concha criticized Comey, suggesting his post was a deliberate call for violence against Trump. He expressed outrage over the rise of harmful political rhetoric.

Andor's "Who Are You?" is a defining episode in the series, combining breathtaking visuals with themes of resistance and the harsh realities of oppression.

I've seen a little bit of like, this was last week like, Clay Travis, Will Cain, Portnoy said. They're like, Just don't look at your 401(k). Since when do people care about the stock market?' That's bullshit.

Yeah, I just saw some news that Trump took some grants away from Johns Hopkins, where my sister works, the host said. And now my mom's upset.

When you push back on them, they cave: I think it's pretty obvious now to everybody that they are using DEI as a pretext.

Jesse Watters defended gun ownership for self-defense while mocking LGBTQ+ individuals who buy guns, calling them 'nuts' despite rising hate crimes and anti-LGBTQ+ legislation.

Don Lemon expressed his views directly targeting racist Trump supporters, dismissing their outrage as hypocritical, and reinforcing his commitment to speaking out against racism.