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Vice President Kamala Harris Saturday released a new report that had political pundits scratching their heads and asking one question.

"A question that every reporter in America should be asking this morning," wrote Democratic strategist Matt McDermott. "Why is Donald Trump hiding his health records?"

Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett agrees with former President Donald Trump that American cities and towns are being overrun by gangs — and that it needs to stop.

Crockett, a vocal Trump critic whose propensity toward alliteration saw her dub him a "vindictive vile villain," appeared on MSNBC Saturday morning to share an opinion she shares with the Republican Presidential nominee.

Gov. Ron DeSantis' angry rant directed at federal aid workers bringing relief to Florida in the wake of two deadly hurricanes spurred outrage on MSNBC Saturday morning.

DeSantis appeared on Fox News this week to claim the Federal Emergency Management Agency was "running amok" and undermining his leadership — an argument that infuriated MSNBC anchor Michael Steele.

A CNN discussion over the hot-button topic of immigration quickly turned heated Friday when a former Obama White House official and GOP political consultant couldn’t stop talking over each other in an on-air moment that prompted host Laura Coates to jump in.

From the start of the segment on “Laura Coates Live” that began with former President Donald Trump’s vow to crack down on migrant gangs, CNN analyst Van Jones and 1776 Project PAC founder Ryan Girdusky could not find common ground.

A fed-up CNN panelist proclaimed she was "absolutely exhausted" on Friday night and called it "insane" as MAGA Republicans insisted that both Democrats and Republicans bear blame for extreme rhetoric.

The discussion was kicked off over reporting that Mark Milley, a former top general for Trump, called the former president a "total fascist" and "The most dangerous person ever."

A Donald Trump-led insurrection is happening again – and this time it’s “in plain sight.” That’s the stark warning MSNBC host Chris Hayes gave viewers as he kicked off his Friday night show.

In a monologue highlighting what he believes is an effort already in motion by former president Donald Trump and his allies to undermine the 2024 election, Hayes told viewers of his show, “All In,” the former president “is very clearly planning to run the same playbook from last time."

A Tennessee Republican congressman on Friday told a conservative podcaster that the first thing he wants to do when he returns to Washington D.C. is advocate to reorganize FEMA – and “shut it down.”

“When I get back to Washington that’s the first thing, we’re gonna — we need a reorganization of FEMA. That is completely – I mean it’s like the Department of Education – shut it down, send that money to the states where they know best for how to do it,” Rep. Tim Burchett, of Tennessee’s 2nd Congressional District, said on The Benny Show podcast.

A Republican strategist on Friday defended former President Donald Trump's attacks on Detroit, saying the MAGA leader "was just being honest" — and sarcastically called the city a "utopia" when fellow CNN panelists pushed back.

On Thursday, Trump trashed the city during an event in the city, threatening that if Vice President Kamala Harris is elected, “Our whole country will end up being like Detroit.”

CNN panelists shouted at each other Friday afternoon as a discussion over former President Donald Trump's campaign rally in Aurora, Colorado — where the MAGA leader pushed anti-immigrant rhetoric to MAGA supporters — steered toward a failed bipartisan immigration bill.

At the rally, Trump proclaimed, without evidence, that Illegal immigrants have been imported from "the dungeons of the third world."