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In a surprising interview Sunday, a woman supporting former President Donald Trump claimed to be his "adopted daughter."

Hours before Trump was set to speak in Erie, Pennsylvania, RSBN host Nikki Santio spoke to one woman who was waiting in line to see the former president.

Fox News personalities Howard Kurtz and Kat Timpf agreed that former First Lady Melania Trump's book tour was "odd" because she was absent from her husband's presidential campaign.

Kurtz, a Fox News host, reflected Sunday on the former first lady's book tour after she sat for an interview on Fox News.

Fox News pundit Jason Chaffetz, a former Republican congressman, complained about the timing of a scandal involving Mark Robinson, the Republican nominee for governor in North Carolina.

On Sunday, the Fox News Media Buzz program hosted a panel discussion about Robinson's comments on a pornographic website, which included calling himself a "Black Nazi" and defending slavery.

Former House speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) took advantage of an appearance on CNN's "Inside Politics" on Sunday morning to take a shot at Rep. Matt Gaetz and bring up new allegations the Florida Republican has been accused of attending drug and sex parties with teenage girls by the young lady's mother.

Speaking with CNN host Manu Raju on the anniversary of his being ousted as speaker — with Gaetz leading the charge — McCarthy insisted his Florida nemesis came after him because he wanted a probe into accusations he paid teen girls for sex to go away and the then-House speaker balked.

Fox News host Howard Kurtz said he couldn't defend Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump after Democratic strategist Tim Hogan pointed out that the former president often "slips into lunacy."

During a panel discussion on the Fox News Media Buzz program, Hogan pointed to statistics from the conservative Cato Institute that showed "the Biden Department of Homeland Security removed a higher percentage of arrested border crossers in its first two years than the Trump administration did in its last two."

Arizona Republican Senate candidate Kari Lake called Vice President Kamala Harris "despicable" for visiting the U.S. border even though Republicans have called on the Democratic candidate to do just that.

In an interview on Sunday, host Maria Bartiromo asked Lake to react to Harris' visit to the border in Arizona.