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Several months ago an unknown international company was outed for refusing to comply with requests for documents from special counsel Robert Mueller. The judge, in that case, decided that each day the company doesn't comply they're fined $50,000. Last week, a First Amendment group called the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, sued for information on the company itself. This week the judge found that the press did not have a right to the company's name because the Mueller grand jury is "ongoing."

Former federal prosecutor John Flannery and Democratic strategist Julian Epstein agreed that if the Republicans try to avoid releasing the special counsel's report, they'll look like they're intentionally trying to hide something.

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones is facing multiple lawsuits from families of Sandy Hook victims after he spent years claiming that the murders of 20 first graders and six educators were a false flag operation. In that time, Jones has had multiple prominent guests on his show, including Lou Dobbs and in 2015 then-Presidential candidate Donald Trump, who appeared on his show in 2015 and told him "Your reputation is amazing."

Word is, the complete report from special counsel Robert Mueller is 400 pages long. There's been previous reports it was closer to 700 pages and over 300 pages, but regardless of how many hundreds of pages, one former U.S. Attorney said it's indicative that Mueller found something.

Fox News host Shepherd Smith on Monday utterly destroyed President Donald Trump's entire immigration policy, saying his threats to cut aid to Central America, close the border, and build a wall between the U.S. and Mexico were no solution, and calling instead for comprehensive immigration reform.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, still smarting from the public rebuke of her plan to zero out funding for the Special Olympics, was met with jeers and protest on Monday when she visited Nashville, Tennessee with Governor Bill Lee.

Bob Woodward is no stranger to presidential scandals: the veteran journalist/author, now 76, reported on Watergate extensively during the 1970s, often teaming up with Carl Bernstein at the Washington Post. And Woodward weighed in on the arrival of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s final report on the Russia investigation during an April 1 appearance on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.”

Chris Lu, former White House cabinet secretary under President Barack Obama told CNN on Monday that the new security clearance scandal enveloping President Donald Trump would have never happened under his predecessor.

A C-SPAN caller on Monday argued that Congress was better off when there were more "old white men" in charge.

Sarah Palin complained that not being invited to Sen. John McCain's funeral felt like a "gut punch."

Fox News legal analyst Andrew Napolitano said Monday that repealing the Affordable Care Act would be a disaster for the GOP -- and that Republicans were secretly hoping President Donald Trump's push to repeal the healthcare law would fail.

Paul Rosenzweig, former counsel to Whitewater independent counsel Ken Starr, told CNN on Monday that more important than Robert Mueller's report were the "hundreds of thousands of documents" that back up his findings, which he said were "relevant" to Congress' ability to conduct oversight of the executive branch.