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Using a Joe Scarborough rant about Donald Trump lying about the state of the economy and the US military's readiness as a leaping-off point, former Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) snapped at the press — and the New York Times in particular — for their laziness in not calling out the Trump falsehoods.

During Thursday's "Morning Joe," Scarborough complained about Republicans, led by the disgraced former president, bashing the country in an attempt to undermine President Joe Biden.

Conservative Political Action Conference chairman Matt Schlapp said that MSNBC and other left-leaning media outlets would no longer be credentialed for his events.

As CPAC was set to kick off on Wednesday, Schlapp argued that the event would not allow coverage from journalists who were "100% anti-Trump."

Failed Arizona candidate Kari Lake complained Wednesday that her opponents are trying to shut her down with lawsuits.

During an appearance on Real America's Voice, Lake referred to Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer's defamation lawsuit against her. Lake had said that the Arizona official was a criminal after she lost the race for governor.

Christian actor Kirk Cameron speculated that the End Times might not happen in the near future as many of his religious contemporaries believe.

Despite starring in the 2000 "Left Behind" film about The Rapture, Cameron suggested to right-wing podcast host Steve Bannon that he had given up on Jesus coming back anytime soon.

Attorney Alina Habba doesn't worry about her reputation being harmed by representing former president Donald Trump.

Following a devastating judgment against her client in a New York fraud case, Habba was asked about her newfound celebrity in a Tuesday interview on Newsmax.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) accused former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) of sexism after he said she needed to seek help and "straighten out her life."

During an interview on Monday, conservative podcaster Steve Bannon told Mace that McCarthy was attacking eight Republicans who voted to oust him as Speaker.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell resorted to giving away his books for free after he said he was banned by Christian bookstores.

During a Monday appearance on Steve Bannon's War Room, Lindell encouraged the audience to buy products so they could receive his "free" memoir.

Fulton County District Attorney spoke out over the weekend for the first time after testifying in Fulton County Superior Court.

On Saturday, Willis accepted a Black History Achievement Award at Atlanta Berean Church. The ceremony came just days after Willis testified about an affair she had with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade.

Fox News host Arthel Neville grilled conservative pundit Gianno Caldwell after he suggested Donald Trump should re-elected because of his experience.

During an interview on Sunday, Neville asked Caldwell why Trump was leading Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley in her home state of South Carolina.

Fox News host Howard Kurtz suggested his network had not provided enough coverage after an impeachment witness, former FBI informant Alexander Smirnov, was found to be lying about President Joe Biden.

On his Sunday Media Buzz program, Kurtz noted that Smirnov had been charged with making false statements about Biden and his son, Hunter.

CBS host Robert Costa challenged Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) after he claimed the Justice Department was weaponized against former President Donald Trump.

During an interview on CBS's Face the Nation, Scott railed about the charges against Trump. Supporters of the former president have said the justice system was "weaponized" against him.

Rep. Mike Turner (R-OH) mistakenly called House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) "president" during an interview about the importance of defending Ukraine.

"For five months now, has Speaker Johnson given you any assurances that he is going to bring Ukraine aid to the floor?" NBC's Kristen Welker asked Turner on Sunday.