VP JD Vance made an appearance on this weekend's Saturday in America with Kayleigh McEnany on Fox, and was asked by Trump's former spokesliar about how things are going with Iran. Vance proceeded to tell McEnany that we're "really in the middle of the war" they originally claimed was going to be over within days.
MCENANY: And there was big news that you were in the Senate this week. You went to a lunch with senators. Iran dominated the conversation. So I was hoping you could give us a readout of that meeting.
Near the end of a wide-ranging interview with the BBC Friday, Hunter Biden was asked about his father's prostate and bone cancer.
“How has the family taken this diagnosis?” BBC’s Paddy O'Connell asked the former president's son.
“It’s really tough, Paddy. That’s the real an...
After his big primary win, Michigan senatorial nominee Abdul El-Sayed joined Kaitlan Collins for an interview. They chatted a little while about how a conversation between El-Sayed and Sen. Chuck Schumer went. Then El-Sayed talked about one of the things he is most looking ...
Last month, Chris Hayes perfectly summed up Trump’s effort to scapegoat an innocent American for his own $17 million, reflecting pool epic failure. Last week, Trump’s U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, Jeanine Pirro, had no choice but to drop felony charges against ex-Olympian David Hearn and admit the damage to the pool was done by Trump’s own, no-bid contractor.
Instead of moving on and addressing the real problems facing Americans, Trump can’t stop throwing tempertantrums over the wound to his tender fee-fees.
On Friday, Trump demanded Pirro “revisit” the dropped charges. In addition to sticking to his original lie that accused former Olympian David Hearn vandalized the pool, Trump’s psychotic rage suggested Hearn’s supposedly liberal politics is “evidence” of his guilt:
“One day, baby, we’ll be old. And think of all the stories that we could have told.”
I first heard those lyrics attached to a Lord of the Rings TV promo. Not exactly where you’d expect to discover a song about aging, regret, and all the stories we never wrote. But that’s ho...
As ICE raids continue in Little Haiti in Miami, a restaurateur finds he can no longer operate due to staffing shortages. D'oh.
Source: The Grio
Wilkinson "Ken" Sejour, who owns Miami Chef Creole, says customers and others in the community are scared, and he might have to s...
The Senate confirmed Todd Blanche as attorney general in a vote early Saturday morning, cementing President Donald Trump’s former personal attorney’s command of a Justice Department the Republican president has sought to bend to his will.
The Republican-led Senate voted 50-49 to make Blanche the second confirmed attorney general since Trump returned to the White House last year with a stated desire to use the law enforcement agency to investigate his political enemies. While Blanche has already been leading the department in an acting capacity, his confirmation could free him to pursue the Trump administration’s agenda even more aggressively.
Interior Department staffers are describing a Secretary Doug Burgum operation so allergic to accountability that it's routinely destroying its own paper trail.
Three current or former officials told Politico that Interior employees have been shredding documents and relying...
Someone explain to me why these two aren't at home making someone a sammich if they really believe this.
During yet another segment where they found a way to twist themselves in knots to attack socialism on Fox not "news" this Friday, The Ingraham Angle host Laura Ingraham ...
During his event at the State Department on Friday, Donald Trump let slip his klepto-mindset.
“A President's allowed to remove things from any building,” Trump said. A chorus of sycophantic laughs followed.
“I'm liking the chandeliers,” he continued. “I like those Corinthia...
Republican South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott took to Fox News on Thursday to push a cryptocurrency bill opposed by a host of organizations opposed to human trafficking. Scott argued that the legislation should be passed by the Senate because it would help mothers.
The Senate, w...
After a career of sucking up to, covering up for, and promoting President P**sy Grabber, Republican Speaker Mike Johnson isn’t letting multiple, credible accusations of domestic violence get in the way of his support for Rep. Max Miller, either.
But when Johnson spoke with ...
A House Democrat on Thursday introduced articles of impeachment against White House budget chief Russell Vought, accusing the Project 2025 architect and far-right ideologue of unlawfully terminating federal funds appropriated by Congress and putting the Trump administration...
DOGE was a giant scam perpetrated on the American people. It was presented as a major cost-saving initiative. It was really a data mining scam where unknowing Americans had all of their confidential data copied and saved to Elon Musk's DOGE team, to be used or sold or manip...
Above, Cheap Trick performs, A Day In The Life. On this date in 1974, US President Richard Nixon announced he will resign at noon the next day. Our media once did great things, but not today! Yup, we look at Our Failed Political Press today.
Balloon Juice found a reporter who reports on Plans, Policies, Proposals, Possibilities and not on polling. Go Figure!
One of the smartest legal minds I know, Glenn Kirschner, joined me on Amped Up w/ Cliff Schecter today on Blue Amp Media. It was necessary as Trump seems unable to stop breaking laws and losing idiotic court cases.
We talked about his inane persecution of a former Olympian...
Created by Matt Groening, the Emmy-winning animated comedy follows a pizza delivery boy who gets accidentally cryogenically frozen and wakes up 1,000 years in the future. Since premiering in 1999, the series has changed networks a few times, moving from Fox to Comedy Central before Hulu revived it in 2023.
But through it all, the show has maintained its core ensemble of voice actors, including Billy West, John DiMaggio and Katey Sagal — the latter is best known for her roles in Sons of Anarchy, 8 Simple Rules andMarried... with Children.
It's a feature, not a bug!
Yet another Republican politician has been accused of assaulting his wife. This time he was not only arrested, but he resigned.
Arkansas state representative Austin McCollum, a Republican candidate for Benton County judge, was arrested this past S...
The Senate is the real uphill battle in the 2026 Pie Fight. Every senate race matters, and frankly Texas keeps breaking our hearts.
I think James Talarico might be one of those once-in-a-generation talents. This is a Master Class in positioning and framing, and he does it with Texas charm:
James Talarico: The young people here might not remember this, but those of you who are a little older might. Not so long ago, you could afford to live a good life here in America.
But today that middle class has disappeared.
The top 1% put the American Dream behind a paywall.
“Nothing like this has ever happened to me,” he said. That's completely believable. When you're white and wealthy, things like this aren't supposed to happen to you, are they? Shielded his entire life from the horrible effects of his own votes, John Gannon has never had to ...
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Wednesday hit back at House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) over a fearmongering social media post in which the Republican warned of “radical Marxist Democrats” determined “to destroy the very foundations that make us the envy of the entire world.”
During a press conference, the democratic socialist mayor was asked to comment on the post, in which Johnson said the US was in danger of “being overrun by mini-Mamdanis” if Republicans lost control of Congress this fall.
Mamdani responded by speculating that Johnson’s post was in reaction to the victory of Abdul El-Sayed in the Democratic US Senate primary in Michigan on Tuesday.
Noting that El-Sayed campaigned on a slogan of, “Money out of politics, money in your pocket, Medicare for All,” the mayor questioned why Johnson found such promises so threatening.
Appearing on Fox News, National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett tried to explain away the latest disappointing jobs report by arguing the losses came down to two factors: government layoffs and a post-World Cup hiring slowdown. Construction and manufacturing, he sai...
There is a blue wave, hopefully a f*cking tsunami, about to hit the midterms, which are right around the corner. Republicans know it's coming, but the leader of their party isn't so sure. According to Punchbowl News, the President still believes that Republicans will keep c...
No one can quite figure out what in the world is going on with Donald Trump's hair lately, and it's causing quite a stir on social media -- because what better way to distract yourself from a crippling economy and a brutal forever war than making fun of Donnie Boy?
On Tues...
A federal appeals court dealt Trump's $400 million White House ballroom project another setback Friday, with a divided panel voting 2-1 to uphold a lower court's injunction blocking construction until Congress signs off.
The ruling is the latest twist in a legal fight that'...
According to some of Donald Trump's closest aides, the President's newfound and deep-seated obsession with his bizarre pet projects is indicative of Trump's complete break with reality, as he focuses all of his attention and energy on useless, self-serving pet projects in a...
Earlier this year, I reported how Trump's favorite brand of shoes, Florsheim, sued the government to get their tariff money back after the Supreme Court ruled that Trump imposed them illegally.
Florsheim has hit the tariff rebate jackpot and have their hands out again for...
Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) drew a wave of conservative backlash Tuesday after telling Americans struggling with food costs to "stop whining, get a job, eat Ramen."
The Texas congressman wrote on X late Tuesday that he wanted to "make the losers on social media angry before go...
