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Democratic strategist Laura Fink turned a Fox News segment about Hunter Biden into an indictment of former President Donald Trump.

During the Sunday segment about Biden's trial and related addiction problems, Fink noted that the president's son would be held accountable before shifting the topic to Trump.

On her Sunday program, Fox News host Maria Bartiromo pushed a debunked conspiracy theory that a juror's cousin exposed a plot to convict Donald Trump in his hush money trial.

"Judge [Juan] Mechan from the Manhattan so-called hush money trial issuing a letter to all the parties involved, acknowledging that there could be potential juror misconduct on social media," Bartiromo said on Sunday Morning Futures. "This after a post was found on the New York State Unified Court System Facebook page where someone writes, my cousin is a juror and says Trump is getting convicted."

Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance (R) defended presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump after he reportedly referred to veterans as "suckers" and "losers."

During an interview on Fox News, host Maria Bartiromo asked Vance why he was upset with President Joe Biden for releasing a campaign ad against Trump during the D-Day commemorations.

A CNN interview with South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (R) took an ugly turn near the end when the Republican lawmaker plugged her book which led "State of the Union" host Dana Bash to ask her about the notorious puppy-murdering excerpt contained in the book that has reportedly derailed Noem's political future.

Following the book plug by Noem, Bash gave her a chance to admit it was a mistake to admit to shooting her kid's puppy Cricket in a gravel pit decades ago.

Instead Noem doubled down and went on a diatribe about how dangerous the 14-month-old puppy was, which she also in her book admitted she "hated."

"You mentioned your book, so I'm going to ask you about that because in that book, 'No Going Back,' you came under pretty intense criticism even from some members of your own party because you shared a story about shooting and killing your 14-month-old dog, Cricket," Bash began. "Now that you've had time to process all of that, in all candor, do you have regrets?"

"You know that story is 20-year-old story of a mom who made a very difficult decision to protect her children from a vicious animal that was attacking livestock and killing livestock and attacking people," Noem shot back. "So it's in the book because it was difficult for me and there's a lot in that book that I think people will need to read. I don't know if you've read it or not."

After Bash noted that she had read the book and that she understood the "context" in which the shooting happened Bash pressed, "So what I'm hearing is no regrets, not just about writing about it, but actually shooting the dog ."

That led Noem to pause, tilt her head and snap "We've covered this and I'm a mom and protected my children from a vicious animal. We just had a nine-year-old boy in South Dakota killed just days ago from a dog."

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Fox News host Shannon Bream noted Sunday that former President Donald Trump's plan for Ukraine meant that Russian President Vladimir Putin was getting "what he wanted."

Bream discussed Trump's second-term plans for Ukraine during an interview with Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) on Fox News Sunday.

A ruling by U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida Judge Aileen Canon to allow parties with no connection to the charges filed against Donald Trump for refusing to return stolen government documents was questioned by a former U.S. attorney on MSNBC Saturday afternoon.

Speaking with host Katie Phang, ex-prosecutor Joyce Vance said it was unfathomable why Cannon — a Trump appointee — would waste time hearing from outsiders in a way that even the Supreme Court likely would balk at.

"I have to start with Mar-a-Lago classified docs, the espionage case as it is known," host Phang prompted. "The idea that Judge Cannon is allowing lawyers and friends of the court to make oral arguments and a motion in open court is stunning to me. Do you share that same sentiment?"

"It is absolutely stunning," Vance replied before explaining, "We see amicus briefs used pretty heavily in front of the Supreme Court and in the courts of appeal — very rarely in the district courts. I think it is actually unprecedented to give them time to argue in the district court."

"Even in the Supreme Court that usually involves the government coming in in a case between private parties when they have a stake," she continued, This is like Judge Aileen Cannon, the judge on the case, going out on the streets and saying to just random people, 'Hey come on in, tell me what you think about this issue.'"

"These are non-parties, they do not have a stake in the outcome of this case, it is unusual," she added.

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A 'professional s---poster' took Fox News' Sean Hannity for a ride.

Political and legal commentator Allison Gill, better known as "Mueller, She Wrote" was taken aback, writing: "Wow. He’s really going with this. Lol."