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On Wednesday, Sen. Joe Kennedy (R-LA) appeared on CNN to make the case for eliminating the Affordable Care Act.

MSNBC's Katy Tur was visibly angry on Wednesday, as she utterly destroyed Alex Jones, "the poster boy for fake news" in an epic rant after the conspiracy theorist claimed in a court deposition that "psychosis" is what caused him to go after the families of the children murdered at Sandy Hook.

Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet (D) on Wednesday accused Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) of "destroying the judiciary."

NBC political director Chuck Todd described a White House in chaos, with President Donald Trump's aides constantly scrambling from one emergency to the next as a president who sees himself as the star of his own reality show rampages through Washington like King Kong in a red baseball cap.

"The View" co-host Abby Huntsman tried to reframe reports about a suspicious Chinese national gaining access to Mar-A-Lago as a Secret Service scandal -- but she was quickly set straight by Sunny Hostin.

CNN's Kaitlan Collins revealed on Wednesday that White House aides had spent the beginning of the week in a panicked effort to keep President Donald Trump from following through on his threat to close the U.S.-Mexico border, a move that could deeply damage the national economy.

A panel of white television presenters on Tuesday lectured black model Eunice Olumide after she explained that her skin color impacted her job opportunities.

Jim Schultz, former associate White House counsel for President Donald Trump, went down in flames Wednesday on CNN, as Elizabeth Holtzman, the former New York congresswoman who helped impeach Richard Nixon and helped write the independent counsel law, repeatedly took him to the woodshed over Attorney General Bill Barr's delay in getting the Mueller report into the hands of Congress.

On Wednesday, the House Judiciary Committee held a hearing about gaining access to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report.

A Kentucky teacher told C-SPAN on Wednesday that she was concerned about students who speak foreign languages and wear cultural "garb."

Former Senior Advisor to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Philippe Reines, said that President Donald Trump's threat to close the U.S.-Mexico border were part of a familiar pattern that would ultimately make the president look foolish.