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Former Trump adviser Stephen Miller called President Joe Biden "insidious" on Sunday because he repeated the phrase "Let's Go Brandon."

During an interview on Fox News, Miller pointed to Biden's recent Christmas-themed telephone call where a parent said "Let's Go Brandon." Biden responded by repeating the phrase even though it is a slur that is commonly used in place of "F--k Joe Biden."

NBC host Chuck Todd was admonished by investigative reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones on Sunday for remarks that otherize parents of color.

During a Meet the Press special broadcast about schools and critical race theory, Todd wondered how old children should be before they are taught about race.

CNN political analyst Ron Brownstein noted over the weekend that the popular "Let's Go Brandon" slur against President Joe Biden is "fundamentally about insurrection."

Brownstein made the observation after a father shouted "Let's Go Brandon" at Biden on a Christmas-themed telephone call.

Author Naomi Wolf claimed on Steve Bannon's podcast on Thursday that President Joe Biden had conducted a coup by ordering military doctors to assist in the surge in Covid-19 cases.

This week, Biden announced that his administration was responding to the threat of the Omicron variant by deploying about 1,000 medically-trained military personnel. FEMA has also been engaged to provide PPE, expand hospital staffing and help with vaccinations.

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade said on Tuesday that he gives Jesus Christ's earthly parents "full credit" for finding a manger to have their child during the busy "holiday season."

Kilmeade launched into the rant after co-host Carley Shimkus reported that inflation is impacting the "12 Days of Christmas."

Conservative broadcaster Steve Bannon explained on Monday that he has an expansive plan to "take over the election apparatus."

During his Real America Voice program, Bannon responded to reports on MSNBC that he was one of the main players in an effort to overturn the 2020 election on behalf of then-President Donald Trump.

Fox News anchor Bret Baier complained on Sunday after three of his colleagues were caught sending text messages to then-White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows on Jan. 6.

During an interview with Fox News host Howard Kurtz, Baier reflected on the news that hosts Laura Ingraham, Brian Kilmeade and Sean Hannity had begged Meadows to have President Donald Trump call off the Capitol rioters.

Former President Donald Trump and Fox News host Maria Bartiromo discussed whether President Joe Biden is secretly being "directed" by someone else.

During a Fox News interview that aired on Sunday, Bartiromo asked Trump if the 2024 presidential race would be a rematch between himself and Hillary Clinton.

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) announced on Sunday that he will not allow President Joe Biden's Build Back Better agenda to go forward.

Manchin made the remarks on Fox News Sunday with guest host Bret Baier.

On Thursday's edition of CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360," a panel of legal experts weighed in on Dominion Voting Systems' preliminary victory at a key step of their lawsuit against Fox News.

"By putting Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell, making these outrageous false allegations on the air without allowing Dominion to refute them, that's libel," said chief legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin. "And that's what Fox is going to have to defend. And I don't know how they're going to defend it it. I think it's a very good case for the plaintiffs."

Fox News medical contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier on Wednesday called for unvaccinated people to get Covid-19 despite CDC guidance that says otherwise.

During a segment about Covid-19 safety rules, Fox News host Bill Hemmer falsely claimed that the "virus is dying out."

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) on Wednesday said that the character of Democrats had been "revealed" by a "time of crisis," but the lawmaker forgot to mention that he fled his own state last year when a winter storm crisis hit.

During a 20-minute appearance on CBNC, Cruz repeatedly railed against vaccine mandates and downplayed the need to be vaccinated.