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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell objected on Monday after psychologist Robert Epstein claimed "voter fraud is not the issue" when it comes to Republican election losses.

In an appearance on Steve Bannon's War Room program, Epstein explained the details of his $3 million initiative to monitor technology companies that push to increase voting participation.

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) gave President Joe Biden an F grade minutes after Hamas kept its promise to release Abigail Edan, a four-year-old American hostage.

During a Sunday interview with Gaetz on Fox News, host Mike Emanuel noted that Edan had been released.

Newsmax contributor Betsy McCaughey urged people who believe in discussing reparations for slavery to "get a job."

On Sunday, Newsmax host Lidia Curanaj asked McCaughey about Rep. Jamaal Bowman's (D-NY) call for greater dialog on reparations.

CBS host Margaret Brennan confronted Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO) because he has had tough criticism for election deniers while supporting Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), who helped lead efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.

Buck, who is retiring from Congress, has been vocal about calling out election "lies."

Fox News host Howard Kurtz suggested all media outlets were to blame after his network falsely reported that a crash on a border bridge in New York was terrorism.

On his Sunday Media Buzz program, Kurtz led off his criticism of the coverage with clips from MSNBC and CNN. He also played two clips from the Fox News coverage of the "terror attack" on the Rainbow Bridge last week.

Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI) lashed out at Satanists in Wisconsin on Sunday after they celebrated the holiday season with their version of a Christmas tree.

During an appearance on Fox News, host Sean Duffy asked Gallagher about one so-called "Satanic Christmas tree" that was displayed at the National Railroad Museum in Ashwaubenon. In all, 66 trees from different religions were on display.

Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie on Sunday blamed Donald Trump for a rise in hate speech and anti-Semitism in the U.S.

Christie explained his theory to CNN's Dana Bash.

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) on Sunday suggested U.S. troops could be deployed into Gaza during Israel's war with Hamas.

During an interview on Fox News, host Shannon Bream asked Cotton about the possibility of using U.S. special forces to extract hostages.

Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy repeated former President Donald Trump's false claim that Hamas had released no American hostages during the war with Israel.

The remarks were first flagged on social media by BadFoxGraphics.

Former Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA), who currently serves as CEO of the Trump Media & Technology Group behind Truth Social, got a rude reception from MAGA fans for using the struggling platform to sell $75 bottles of "Patriot" wine from his vineyard.

During the Thanksgiving weekend the former lawmaker posted a link to the Devin Nunes Wines website featuring a 12-bottle $530 "Founders Club" deal on his wines — with individual bottles selling for as much as $75.

Newly anointed chairman of News Corporation and Fox Corporation Lachlan Murdoch, having taken over from his father Rupert Murdoch, is facing a perilous future as the media empire, particularly the Fox News division, contends with a flood of lawsuits including a multi-billion lawsuit filed by Smartmatic over election fraud claims.

Having weathered a similar defamation lawsuit filed by Dominion Voting Systems that resulted in a stunning $787 million settlement, the heir to the News Corporation throne will attempt to oversee the company through the stormy waters that also include claims made by multiple pensions funds linked to the admission made by Fox in the Dominion lawsuit as well as former employees who have filed multi-million dollar lawsuits against the company.

Fox News personalities slammed liberals on Wednesday over calls to recognize the truth about the Thanksgiving holiday.

In a column for The Nation, Native American Chase Iron Eyes argued that the country should continue celebrating the holiday. But the column also said the day should include an acknowledgment of violence against indigenous people.