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Late Friday night a judge appointed to the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida by Donald Trump tossed out a lawsuit filed by the former president against CNN in which he claimed he was defamed when hosts on the network used the expression "The Big Lie" which he felt equated him with Adolf Hitler.

According to reporting from Poltico's Kyle Cheney, Judge Ragg Singhal dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice which puts an end to yet another Trump legal gambit.

In his ruling Singhal wrote that the comments were purely opinions and not statements of fact "and therefore not actionable."

One of Donald Trump's top confidantes revealed the former president enjoys his dinners "every night" listening to the singing of people charged in the attacks of Jan. 6, 2021.

Kash Patel, a former Defense Department official in the Trump-era government, told conservative podcaster Steve Bannon that he was working to help Jan. 6 defendants.

Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo told Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) that Republicans did not need additional facts to impeach President Joe Biden.

During an interview on Thursday, Stefanik said she supported an impeachment inquiry for Biden.

U.S. District Judge Maryellen Noreika refused to accept an updated plea deal between Hunter Biden and the federal government on Wednesday.

The judge's decision on Wednesday came after she first forced the prosecution to refashion the original deal to have a more limited scope.

Republicans in Congress haven't announced an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, but Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) is already suggesting witnesses for the hearings.

During an interview on Tuesday, podcaster Benny Johnson asked Boebert if former President Barack Obama knew about the crimes alleged by Republicans.

Former New York City Mayor inadvertently made the case for disqualifying Donald Trump from the presidency while criticizing President Joe Biden.

During an interview with podcast host Steve Bannon, Giuliani accused Biden of being a criminal.

Donald Trump Jr. let out a chuckle on Monday as he noted that his father could be sentenced to prison for 450 years.

During a podcast on Tuesday, Trump complained that the Department of Justice was focusing on the former president instead of the current president.

A Fox News guest complained on Monday after discovering that a white woman will not play the next Snow White.

Fox News host John Roberts asked Outkick host Charly Arnolt to explain why Hollywood summer movies had not performed well in China. A clip of the segment went viral on social media.

Conservative actor Kirk Cameron warned that drag queens could attend his "wholesome" library events and "read books" to children.

On Monday, Cameron explained to podcast host Steve Bannon that he was holding a nationwide event for Christians called "See You at the Library."

A Republican caller to C-SPAN urged "civil war" because "Democrats suck."

During Monday's Washington Journal program, a caller from Massachusetts named Bill claimed, "Democrats had the Supreme Court for 60 or 70 years, and everything went their way."

Fox News host Jon Scott reported that the attacks of Jan. 6 amounted to an "insurrection" ahead of possible new charges for former President Donald Trump.

"It appears that former President Donald Trump faces more legal trouble, this time regarding the January 6th insurrection," Scott said during a report on Sunday.

Fox Business host Liz Claman predicted on Sunday that some of former President Donald Trump's "acolytes" could testify against him if he is charged with crimes related to the 2020 election.

During a panel discussion on Fox News, Claman clashed with conservative author Mollie Hemingway.

Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie blasted fellow Republican candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis (FL) after he defended school lessons that claim enslaved people enjoyed some "personal benefit" from their labor.

"I didn't do it, and I wasn't involved in it," DeSantis said of slavery at a recent event.