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CNN's Erin Burnett caught Fox News' Sean Hannity completely stumbling over his past remarks about the importance of politicians being fluent in foreign policy.

It all came after freshly appointed Sen. Darline Graham (R-SC) was put on the spot about Taiwan defense at a debate and couldn't come up with any meaningful answer, admitting she's "not that informed" on national security.

FBI Director Kash Patel sued The Atlantic to clear his name, and legal analyst Michael Popok was taken aback, as he may have just handed the magazine the keys to his phone.

On his MeidasTouch show Legal AF, Popok picked apart Patel's latest move in his $250 million defamation suit over an April article that alleged excessive drinking, unexplained absences and episodes of being unreachable — claims Patel has called "unequivocally categorically false."

MAGA businessman Zach Lahn is out with a new TV spot hitting at his Democratic rival for governor of Iowa, state auditor Rob Sand. But a major detail of his ad was completely false.

"On our farm here in Belle Plain, we see it every day. Gas, groceries, everything's expensive. Iowa families are hurting," said Lahn. "But Rob Sand wants to raise your taxes by $7,500 a year. You can look it up. He is a billionaire. He doesn't get what regular folks go through."

New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman declined to render a clinical verdict this week on whether President Donald Trump is in cognitive decline, but she drew a pointed distinction between the president's age, which she said plainly shows, and the behavior critics call erratic, which she insisted is nothing new.

Haberman, co-author of the bestselling "Regime Change," sat down on The Jim Acosta Show, where Acosta asked point-blank: "Maggie, do you think that he's all there?"

A quacking duck ringtone interrupted Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. mid-sentence during an autism safety speech.

Kennedy was speaking Friday in Rochester, Minnesota, at an event announcing a new federal initiative to protect autistic individuals who wander from safe settings.

Reports that President Donald Trump’s ever-present aide Natalie Harp refused to fill out paperwork to get a national security clearance has astonished a former West Wing official.

Appearing on MS NOW on Friday afternoon, Jim Messina, who served in the White House under President Barack Obama, first explained that he once oversaw the processing of key inner-circle employees and the treatment of Harp is baffling to him.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Mazzei drew accusations of a drug test "dodge" from Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond (R-OK) after submitting a urine test over a hair follicle test, reports show.

Mazzei, the Trump-endorsed candidate in the Aug. 25 Republican runoff for Oklahoma governor, initially resisted calls to release any drug test at all.

Maggie Haberman revealed Friday that President Donald Trump has a boy "binkie," too.

Haberman appeared on CNN to discuss her ongoing analysis of the relationship Trump shares with aide Natalie Harp, dubbed Trump's human "binkie" by the New York Times journalist last weekend.