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Fox News correspondent Griff Jenkins compared Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to serial killer and cannibal Jeffrey Dahmer because both men had an affinity for roadkill.

While speaking to Jenkins on Sunday, Fox News host Howard Kurtz noted Kennedy had been named to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's transition team despite a story about him using a chainsaw to remove a whale's head.

Fox News host Howard Kurtz mocked Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump for shifting campaign promises on reproductive health.

On Sunday's edition of the Fox News Media Buzz program, Kurtz noted that Trump had recently criticized a proposed abortion ban in Florida.

Appearing on MSNBC on Sunday afternoon, Gold Star widow and Marine veteran Kait Wyatt hammered Donald Trump for dishonoring her husband Derek Wyatt's death and grave by using Arlington National Cemetery for a photo op four years after he pulled off a similar stunt where Wyatt's headstone was featured prominently in photos taken at the event.

Speaking with host Ali Velshi, Kait Wyatt explained what happened the day 14 years ago when she was informed of her husband's death at a time when she was nine months pregnant before moving on to the incident four years ago.

With host Velshi noting this is not the first time the former president has shown "disregard for our armed forces" at Arlington, the Gold Star widow explained, "Arlington National Cemetery is a visible reminder of the dead who made this country possible. It is also a reminder of the finite room that we have, to store honorably the dead from our battles, and it should not have to be explained, that this is not an opportunity for a photo op."

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"To the Gold Star families out there, I respect your right to invite who you choose to your memory ceremonies, however our service and Section 60, specifically, is just so much bigger than any one person," she continued. "That was inappropriate to take pictures and when you are still young or new to this, widowhood of the military, you don't understand why you have the roles that we have which is what that staff member was trying to enforce, in my eyes, to protect my husband and his honor and his memory and they were rough-handled at best and assaulted at worst by the Trump campaign."

"Donald Trump is not only a felon but a known liar and a con artist and I beg the American people to not focus on the bipartisan issue, but rather, the moral character of each candidate," she added. "So that those of us who are Gold Star widows can continue to live our lives with respect and dignity and without worrying that when I die, and my son gets to visit Derek and I in the same place, that he won't have to deal with this."

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Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) accused Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris of "politicizing" Donald Trump's campaign photo op at Arlington National Cemetary.

During a Sunday interview on Fox News, Stefanik lashed out at the Harris campaign after experts said Republican nominee Donald Trump held an "illegal" campaign event that included the graves of fallen soldiers.

Fox News host Shannon Bream corrected Trump campaign spokesperson Corey Lewandowski after he claimed that Democrats support abortions up until the moment of birth.

While speaking on Fox News Sunday, Bream noted that anti-abortion advocates were frustrated with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's shifting positions on abortion.

During an appearance on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday morning, former Democratic lawmaker turned Donald Trump supporter Tulsi Gabbard had little to say to the families of war veterans who were outraged by his photo-op at Arlington National Cemetery.

Speaking with host Dana Bash, Gabbard, herself a veteran, was asked about Trump's highly criticized appearance with several Gold Star families at their invitation that he turned into a campaign ad complete with thumbs-ups and smiles while standing behind headstones.

When asked about other families who were disturbed by the appropriateness, to say nothing of the legality, of using the cemetery for political appearances, Gabbard seemed unbothered.

"The question is about the federal law and Arlington rules that prohibit partisan or political activities at national cemeteries and the military. And also other members of other families who are buried right near there are upset about the campaign filming it and posting the video online," Bash explained. "Do you believe that was appropriate?"

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"No, I checked with the campaign on this question and they have exchanges with the officials at Arlington Cemetery. They were approved to bring a camera there to document this historic and momentous day that should not be forgotten by any American and to have a former president there and joining these gold star families," Gabbard offered without addressing the other families' concerns.

"I know president Trump wanted to share that with others, especially given the fact that President Biden- and Harris, I heard, were invited by some of these family members. They not only didn't come, they didn't even respond to that invitation," she asserted.

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Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) acknowledged Sunday that former President Donald Trump was losing to Vice President Kamala Harris in recent polls.

During an interview on ABC, host Jonathan Karl asked Graham how Trump could lose the 2024 election.

On Saturday afternoon, CNN host Chris Wallace seemed alternately baffled and amused by a conservative guest who claimed that Republican J.D. Vance has been flawless in his role as Donald Trump running mate as the ex-president scrambles to return to the Oval Office.

In the closing segment of Wallace's show where panelists are asked to give their hottest takes," National Review editor-in-chief Rich Lowry attempted to make the case that Vance has been an enormous boost to the Trump campaign.

"Vance obviously did have a rocky introduction to national life," Lowry began before conceding, "The cat lady comments were an anchor around his neck and he's not necessarily the most warm and fuzzy campaigner, but he is proven tireless, fearless, really effective spokesman for this ticket."

He talks to and interacts with the press every single day, does hostile interviews, and, as far as I can tell, has not had one misstep," he continued.

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"Wait a minute," the CNN host interjected. "How about Vance this week telling Kamala Harris to go to hell for criticism about Trump's visit to Arlington National Cemetery, which in fact, she never made?"

"Do you think the campaign didn't want him to do that or did want to do that?" Lowry smirked.

"I would hope they didn't want him to that," Wallace shot back.

'They probably wanted him to go out and be a forceful critic and an attack dog and he's doing a really good job," the conservative Lowry parried.

"And when he said about Trump's lewd comment, 'Ah, were just having fun?'" Wallace pressed.

"Well, he's on the ticket. what are they going to do?" Lowry offered before continuing, "But he was on Meet the Press last weekend and got about a dozen challenging questions, dealt with them all extremely, adeptly. And that is what he has been doing almost every single day."

"It's going to be a long two months," Wallace replied.

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During a panel discussion CNN's "The Chris Wallace Show," a conservative pollster and a political commentator both claimed that Donald Trump is playing with fire by alienating voters before what is expected to be a very close election.

Speaking with the host about Donald Trump's visit to Arlington National Cemetery for a photo-op that has set off a wave of outrage, pollster Kristen Soltis Anderson stated she found the whole escapade deplorable and stated it could hurt him with some families of veterans.

Asked by host Wallace "Did Trump's Arlington behavior undercut his message about Afghanistan and the way we got out?" Soltis Anderson replied, " I think it did. I think that his campaign saying we were not in the wrong and we have video to prove it but then that video has not has mysteriously not emerged I think it's interesting and i think that this is, this is just terrible."

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She continued, "But do I think it's actually going to affect things? Just think, it was two weeks ago that we were talking about Trump trying to draw this weird equivalence between the Medal of Honor and the Medal of Freedom. I mean, he has sort of picked fights that people say this is going to cost him with veterans."

"The community of veterans is a very politically diverse community, he had some families there, that's a "Yes. come with us to Section 60' and others that say 'No, we think this guy's a disgrace," she added.

Commentator Kara Swisher suggested the former president is doing nothing to add to the voter pool he needs and, instead, is driving them away with a series of missteps.

"This was a political event for him and then there was some scheme around Kamala Harris," she began. "Every time he manages to step in it, he steps in it and he didn't just end there with the heinous behavior."

"My dad was in the military until he died, "she continued. "For me this is so offensive, and I can't can't believe someone did this and then pushed around an employee."

"So but how about Kristen's point? " host Wallace interjected. "You find it offensive, a lot of stuff is offensive."

"You have to be offended. I think most people whose parents went into the military would be offended, but that's okay," she countered. "You don't have to be but then he like tops it by doing the the other thing around Kamala Harris, tweeting something about sexual activity, which is comparing her and Hillary Clinton in a really grotesque way. He's just one after the next after the next, and it's offensive to someone somewhere. He's not adding voters, he's subtracting voters."

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On Saturday morning, former Republican National Committee chair Michael Steele unloaded on Donald Trump for desperately trying to deflect criticism for his invasion of Arlington National Cemetery just so he could hold a photo-op despite it being expressly prohibited.

From his perch as co-host of MSNBC's "The Weekend," Steele noted that now that the photo shoot has blown up into a major scandal that has infuriated veterans, the former president is pointing fingers everywhere — including families who were involved — instead of taking the blame.

With that he noted that the former president is engaging in his favorite pastime: changing his story daily so the truth gets lost.

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Pointing out that Trump claimed the families "...love me and I love them," Steele exclaimed, "Really, Donald? When did you get to know them? Did you have coffee with them?"

"This is the thing I find so frustrating. Donald Trump is just an immature little brat who wants his way, " he continued. "He will find people to help him get his way. Then what happens after this, the rest of us get sucked into this vortex of BS. We sort of get caught up in the entertainment value. We get called into the newsiness of it but this is not news here. This is embarrassing to the country to have this man do this. As you know he is a civilian, not a president, so we need to quit treating him like it."

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