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During a morning panel discussion on CNN Tuesday, hosts Poppy Harlow and John Berman addressed Sen. John McCain's emotional speech accepting The Liberty Medal. McCain, however, wasn't short on attacks for President Donald Trump.

Presidential counselor Kellyanne Conway said on Tuesday that President Donald Trump is "winning" the argument against Colin Kaepernick on whether or not players have a right to protest the national anthem.

In an early morning news panel about the four Green Berets killed in an ISIS ambush in Niger, conservative Ben Ferguson seemed to indicate it was President Donald Trump who was the real victim of the media.

School officials in Utah are investigating a video posted on social media showing five teenage white girls screaming racial slurs and profanity.

Melissa Mark-Viverito, the speaker of the New York City Council, blasted President Donald Trump's cruelty toward the hurricane-ravaged U.S. territory where she was born.

CNN's Chris Cuomo called President Donald Trump's recent nothing more than "the fog of distraction," and demanded to know what happened to the U.S. soldiers who died two weeks ago in Niger.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough ripped congressional Republicans and conservative Christians for allowing themselves to be used by President Donald Trump.

Dr. Marc Lamont Hill, a CNN contributor and professor of media studies and urban education at Temple University, battled conservative commentator Ben Ferguson on Monday after the unrelenting Donald Trump supporter argued he’s “over the NFL” protests against racial injustice in the United States.


CNN’s Don Lemon on Monday surmised that Donald Trump’s seemingly obsessive fixation with dismantling Barack Obama’s legacy is driven by jealousy, specifically over what Lemon described as the president's lack of class compared with his predecessor.

Former GOP Rep. David Jolly on Monday made a stunning remark about his own party’s power, suggesting maybe the United States will be “safer if Democrats take over the House in 2018.”

Responding to Sen. John McCain's Liberty Medal acceptance speech rebuking the "blood and soil" ideology of white supremacists who support President Donald Trump, CNN host Anderson Cooper briefly shared his own thoughts on the infamous anti-Semitic phrase.

As per usual, former Clinton Labor Secretary Robert Reich word-sparred with pro-Trump economist Stephen Moore about tax cuts. But the segment diverged from the norm when host Erin Burnett joined in to elucidate exactly how and why Moore was so wrong.

On Monday, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) alluded in strong terms to President Donald Trump and his ousted chief strategist and current Breitbart chairman Steve Bannon in his speech accepting the Liberty Medal.