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ABC host Martha Raddatz called out a surrogate for Donald Trump after the former president told a group of Christians that they would never have to vote again if he was elected in 2024.

"You won't have to do it anymore," Trump told the group recently. "You won't have to vote anymore. My beautiful Christians, I love you, Christians."

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg rebuffed Fox News host Shannon Bream on Sunday after she suggested that Vice President Kamala Harris was unqualified to lead the country.

During an interview on Fox News Sunday, Bream noted that one conservative New York Times columnist had called Harris's candidacy "anti-democratic."

An MSNBC panel of pundits couldn't help but laugh on Sunday after former President Donald Trump promised "so much electricity" that Americans would be saying, "Please, President, we don't want any more electricity."

During a Sunday panel discussion on MSNBC, host Alicia Menendez read a quote from a recent Trump rally.

MSNBC host and former Republican National Committee chair Michael Steele couldn't control his mirth on Sunday morning after a noted conservative campaign strategist explained Donald Trump's voter woes.

Pressing Stuart Stevens about his comments in a Politico article regarding Vice President Kamala Harris' path to victory, the consultant was asked about the changed landscape for Trump.

According to Stevens, the ex-president will have to scramble for more white voters.

"Trump did better with white women in 2020 than he did in 2016," he began. "He went from 2 percent winning white women to winning them by 7 percent. At the same time he dropped with white men from 30 percent in '16 to 17 percent in '20. I think that is where this battleground is going to be."

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"I think that Harris has increased a percentage of nonwhite voters who are going to be in this race," he added. "I have never been worried that Trump was taking more African-Americans. In 1964 [Barry] Goldwater got 7 percent. In 2020, of African American votes, Trump got 8 percent — that is one point every 56 years. That is not going to change."

At that point Steele and his "The Weekend" co-host Symone Sanders-Townsend began laughing.

"What will the percentage of the white vote be?" Stevens continued. "Overall in the electorate what will Trump's share be? Trump needs to be north of 57 percent of the white vote to win this race, probably more like 58 percent. I think it is going to be very interesting to see their increasingly desperate ways to try to get that vote."

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During an appearance on MSNBC with host Katie Phang, Shannon Watts, one of the women who put together the "White Women: Answer the Call" Zoom call that set a record for Zoom attendees, explained how it came together and proudly announced the most recent donation total that was raised for Vice President Kamala Harris.

Watts, the nation's preeminent advocate for decreasing gun violence and the founder of Moms Demand Action, was prompted by host Phang, "I was so excited to have you on the show, because look, I dialed in for that Zoom call on Thursday. I was even doing it remotely from a plane, but I was so excited to hear the energy on that call. "

"But I need to know, at last count it was nearly 200,000 women that raised over $8.5 million in less than 90 minutes, but I think these numbers are still growing. So what are the latest on that call? " she asked.

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"I woke up to an email this morning saying that we have now raised over $11 million from a two-hour call, which is pretty astronomical," Watts reported. "And I'm just so thrilled and grateful for everyone who has donated."

II mean, I have to pick up my jaw off the floor a little bit, because I saw from followers and people on social media, a lot of these people, that gave the money from this call, these are some first-time donors, number one, but number two, a lot of them signed up for recurring contributions because they believe so much in this," Phang replied.

Watts gave credit to earlier mass Zoom calls made by Black women and explained to Phang, "When i woke up Tuesday morning I thought, are white women going to do this, too?"

Reacting to yet another slur aimed at Vice President Kamala Harris by Donald Trump, this time at a Turning Point USA speech on Friday night, a former GOP campaign strategist rained hell on the former president whom she labled "mediocre" at best.

During an appearance on MSNBC's "The Weekend," Tara Setmayer, a fierce Trump critic, blasted the ex-president for calling Harris a "bum" and detailed a substantial number of Trump foibles that make him the actual "bum."