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Former Homeland Security adviser Olivia Troye revealed to CNN that the meeting of former officials in the Donald Trump administration had more attendees than anticipated.

Speaking to Jim Acosta on Sunday, Troye explained that the discussions were in the early stages, but were about how they could work together to combat the former president's lies.

Tulsa, Oklahoma Pastor Mike Todd delivered a sermon to parishioners Sunday titled "Receiving vision from God might get nasty."

To illustrate his point, he had a man on stage with him, and while speaking to him, he snorted all of the mucus he could muster from his nose and sinuses into his mouth and spit into his hand.

Fox News contributor Lara Trump either has a new conspiracy theory, or she is very confused.

Hosting the 5 p.m. EST hour, Trump was ranting about Microsoft Word's Clippy and the suggested changes to words like "postman" into "letter carrier" and "mankind" into "humankind." It's part of the right's latest attack on "wokism," which they define as anything done in polite society that makes them uncomfortable.

"The Daily Show's" Jordan Klepper was at it again, asking MAGA fans questions during a rally for the insurrectionists in prison. After, Klepper went to Capitol Hill for a press conference by Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) who spends a lot of time on cable news shows.

According to Klepper, Gaetz wasn't willing to answer his questions.

New Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) began his new job by ensuring that all masks mandates would be banned in schools regardless of what the community and parents want.

Speaking to the press on Sunday, Youngkin was asked about the Arlington school district still requiring masks regardless of what the governor says. Arlington County voted 76.7 percent against Youngkin despite his campaign pledge to kill masks in schools.

CNN host Jim Acosta introduced a segment showing a clip from this week's interview between former President Donald Trump and NPR’s Steve Inskeep. In the discussion, Inskeep asked Trump about the so-called "rigged" election in Georgia, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

Trump ranted about Biden's crowd sizes and then claimed the GOP is going to do whatever it wants to do. Trump then hung up, refusing to go any further with the interview.

Michael Steele mocked Sen. Lindsey Graham's admonishment of Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell.

The South Carolina Republican urged McConnell to repair his relationship with Donald Trump, calling him the leader of the GOP, and the former Republican National Committee chairman could only laugh.

George Conway reacted to the most serious charges filed yet in connection with the Jan. 6 insurrection.

Oath Keepers co-founder Stewart Rhodes and 10 others were charged with seditious conspiracy for allegedly plotting to disrupt the electoral process and endangering then-vice president Mike Pence, and Conway told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that the charges, which carries a maximum 20-year penalty, were correctly applied.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough ripped House minority leader Kevin McCarthy for changing his position on the Jan. 6 insurrection.

The California Republican -- who plainly stated shortly after the deadly attack that Donald Trump was directly responsible for the riot -- is now refusing to cooperate with the House select committee, which also contradicts his public assurance that he would testify before an outside commission about his conversations that day with the former president.

Jason Walker was shot on Saturday by an off-duty North Carolina sheriff's deputy who claimed Walker leaped onto his F-150 truck and broke through his windshield.

The officer, who was revealed Tuesday as Deputy Jeffrey Hash, described the scene as Walker appearing in the street in front of him and that he had to slam on his brakes to avoid hitting him. He says that Walker then jumped on the hood of his F-150 truck. It was the same story he relayed to 911 when he called.