CNN's Chris Cuomo blisters 'Morning Joe' rivals -- and calls them Trump's 'transition spokesmen'

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) held a "roundtable" in Hialeah Gardens, in which he proposed new laws should be introduced making it easier to sue media companies for what they publish, reported the Miami Herald on Tuesday.

"In a roundtable discussion that featured complaints about the unfair 'narrative' of the news media, DeSantis sat behind a desk similar to one of a news anchor with the backdrop of the word 'Truth' on a screen," reported Emily L. Mahoney and Kirby Watson. "DeSantis spoke with six panelists including attorneys who litigate libel cases, libertarian journalist Michael Moynihan and Nicholas Sandmann, a conservative activist who has spoken extensively about his mistreatment by mainstream media outlets."

MSNBC's Ari Melber took a walk down memory lane remembering the republicans who did responses to former President Barack Obama's State of the Union Address. All that most remember about the speeches were the bizarre moments that left audiences online and off laughing.

The first was the speech by former Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana in 2009 that essentially ended his political career.

Arkansas governor and former White house press secretary Sarah Sanders is delivering the Republican response to Joe Biden’s State of the Union address on Tuesday night.

An unnamed Sanders spokesperson told CBS News that she “will seek to contrast Republicans with Mr. Biden and the Democrats, claiming Republicans are for freedom while Democrats are for government control. The choice, she will suggest, isn't between right or left, but between ‘normal and crazy.’”