2024 Elections

With the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal already loudly and repeatedly claiming Donald Trump can't win again in 2024, the Rupert Murdoch-owned paper is "desperately" searching for a Republican candidate it can get behind as the election -- and crucial GOP primaries -- fast approach.

According to the New Republic's Walter Shapiro, the editorial board under editor Paul Gigot has found itself in a dilemma after turning on the ex-president and watching the campaign of its favorite challenger, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, collapse in record time.

Fox host Shannon Bream was dumbstruck when the chairman of the Economic Advisers walked through the recent jobs report and the economic situation during his appearance.

Speaking Sunday, Jared Bernstein rattled off the poll numbers that show support for the policies being enacted by President Joe Biden.

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani suggested that there could be "other crimes" that he has not been charged with after facing a criminal indictment and a defamation case in Georgia.

On Sunday, Giuliani spoke to Newsmax host Lidia Curanaj about a case where he was found liable for defaming Georgia election workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss.

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley defended her pledge to support Donald Trump if he is the GOP nominee despite claiming Americans are too "smart" to vote for a convicted felon.

Although Trump has pleaded not guilty in four criminal cases, CBS host Robert Costa asked Haley if she would stand by her vow to support the Republican nominee even if he was convicted.

During an appearance on CNN's "State of the Union," Sen. Mike Rounds (R-SD) made it very clear that he is a big supporter of Sen. Tim Scott's bid to run for president but was incredibly evasive when he was pressed over whether he would support Donald Trump if he wins the GOP nomination.

Speaking with CNN's Dana Bash on "State of the Union," Rounds was effusive in his praise of the South Carolina Republican but balked when pressed on the fact that the former president is running away in the polls.

Turning multiple questions about Trump into comments about Scott, the CNN host finally fact-checked the South Dakota senator and pointed there is no way Scott can catch the former president.

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"I appreciate that you are a supporter of your colleague Senator Tim Scott," a clearly exasperated Bash pressed, "But if Donald Trump is the nominee, and if he is convicted of a crime, you could support him?"

"I'm hoping truly that we get to the point where I don't have to make that type of a decision," Rounds replied,.

"But what if you do?" Bash demanded.

"For me, personally, I was there, I was there on Jan. 6. I saw what happened and I'm not happy about what happened," he admitted. "I was not happy with his performance on this particular day. So for me, I'm hoping that we're going to be able to look at other candidates; for mine it is Tim Scott. And Tim is the guy that I think could unite this country and he's not well-known right now, so he's not polling as high as some of the other folks are, but we need to bring this country together, and Tim Scott is the guy that could do it."

"And again, I appreciate that you're sticking behind the guy that you supported but he is so far behind Donald Trump right now -- it is very early, but he's very far behind," Bash replied.

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Republican New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu lashed out at former President Donald Trump after members of his party lost school board seats.

During a Sunday interview on Meet the Press, host Chuck Todd observed that "Democrats are over-performing everywhere."

Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) insisted that Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) was "on top of his game" after he appeared to freeze twice because of a medical issue.

Fox News host Jason Chaffetz asked Blackburn about McConnell's health during an interview on Sunday.