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Fox News contributor Gianno Caldwell testified before a hearing chaired by Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) on Tuesday.

At a House Judiciary field hearing in Chicago, Caldwell discussed the June murder of his brother, Christian. Retired Chicago law enforcement officers Lt. John Garrido III and Carlos Yanez Jr. also appeared at the hearing.

Right-wing podcaster Steve Bannon said he was "gobsmacked" after former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson denied dating Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL).

On his Tuesday War Room broadcast, Bannon reacted to Hutchinson after she told MSNBC host Rachel Maddow that she did not have a romantic relationship with Gaetz, even though he repeatedly hit on her.

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) complained that she had been called a "domestic terrorist" by members of her own party.

During an interview on the War Room podcast with Steve Bannon on Saturday, Boebert revealed that there had been some Republican infighting over how to fund the government.

Fox News guests Clay Travis and Ameshia Cross disagreed on Sunday over whether former President Donald Trump deserves a pardon.

During a panel discussion on the Fox News Media Buzz program, Travis argued that President Joe Biden could become an "uniter" by pardoning Trump.

Rep. Matt Gaetz clashed with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo after she accused him of being a "disrupter" who jeopardized Republican wins in Congress.

"Today, dysfunction and stupidity," Bartiromo announced. "A government shutdown is looming one week from today as a group of conservative lawmakers blow up Republican chances to fund the government."

Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy asserted on Sunday that Americans did not have Constitutional rights preventing religion from being imposed upon them.

During a Fox News Sunday discussion about recent baptisms of students at Auburn University, co-host Pete Hegseth reported that the Freedom From Religion group was behind a lawsuit against the university.

Late Friday night Donald Trump launched into a bitter tirade aimed at broadcaster Howard Stern where he accused him of being "disloyal."

Stern has recently been in the news over his own attacks on comedian Bill Maher for his war on the "woke" and that apparently set off the former president who is facing four criminal indictments and a handful of civil suits.

Taking to his Truth Social platform, Trump raged at Stern and called him a "broken weirdo."

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In the middle of the night, Trump wrote: "The real Howard Stern is a weak, pathetic, and disloyal guy, who lost his friends and MUCH of his audience."

"Until just recently, I haven’t heard his name mentioned in years. I did his show many times in the good old days, and then he went Woke, and nobody cares about him any longer. I don’t know what they (really!) pay him, but it shouldn’t be much," he added. "His influence is gone, and without that, he’s got NOTHING - Just a broken weirdo, unattractive both inside and out, trying like hell to be relevant!"

Billionaire media tycoon Rupert Murdoch announced his retirement as chairman of Fox Corp. and News Corp. on Thursday in a memo to employees that proclaimed he is planning on turning over the reins of his empire to his son Lachlan while assuming the mostly honorary title of chair emeritus of both companies.

In his memo, he stated he would officially be stepping down in November – and then used the opportunity to complain about the "elites" he has had to deal with by writing: "Elites have open contempt for those who are not members of their rarefied class. Most of the media is in cahoots with those elites, peddling political narratives rather than pursuing the truth.”

Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) clashed with right-wing podcaster Steve Bannon on Thursday over a government shutdown.

While interviewing Norman, Bannon said he heard an "ugly rumor" that the congressman was considering a 30-day continuing resolution (CR) to keep the government open.

Law professor Alan Dershowitz predicted that Donald Trump would be convicted in multiple jurisdictions before the 2024 presidential election.

During a Thursday interview on Real America's Voice, host Gina Loudon asked the longtime attorney if any of Trump's four criminal cases would be resolved before the election.