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'Did not happen!' CNN fact-checker flags several Trump falsities after Fox News town hall

A CNN fact-checker flagged several claims from former President Donald Trump after his town hall Wednesday night with Fox News host Sean Hannity in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

Speaking with CNN anchor Abby Phillip, Daniel Dale first addressed Trump's claim about Iran and terrorism.

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‘Shameful’: Ex-senator slams Rick Scott's new 'infuriating' claim

U.S. Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) is under fire over video of him baselessly telling students and women doctors would “crush” the “skull” of babies just minutes before they are born, if abortion were legal, apparently at nine months, or starve them to death immediately after. The secretly recorded video, reportedly recorded and leaked by a student, is going viral.

“…you crush a baby’s skull,” Scott says in the video (below), which has received over 400,000 views in under four hours. “A baby that would be born healthy and alive at nine months, two minutes before, okay, it could be crushed and killed,” Scott can be heard saying in the video, remarks very similar to ones he has made before. NCRM has not verified the authenticity of the video or its context, which was posted to social media by attorney and MeidasTouch editor-in-chief Ron Filipkowski.

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Tim Walz's sister says they 'didn’t know' distant Trump-supporting Nebraska relatives

Tim Walz's sister is trying to correct the record after a group purporting to be Nebraska-based family members of Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate staged a picture this week in which they all wore shirts saying, "NEBRASKA WALZ'S FOR TRUMP."

Former President Donald Trump called the photo a "great honor" and repeated the claim at a Wednesday night town hall with Fox News host Sean Hannity.

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'I hate mosquitoes!' Bug buzzes Trump and derails town hall with Fox News host Hannity

A mosquito buzzed Donald Trump and briefly derailed the former president during a Pennsylvania town hall Wednesday night with Fox News host Sean Hannity.

As Trump bemoaned that Democrats threw his previous opponent President Joe Biden out of the race, the MAGA leader swats a bug buzzing his ear.

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'We're not weird!' Trump insists at PA town hall 'I happen to be a very solid rock'

Former President Donald Trump brushed off Democrat attacks that he and running mate J.D. Vance are "weird" during a Wednesday night town hall with Fox News host Sean Hannity, throwing the attack back at Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz.

At the Pennsylavania event, Trump boasted of obtaining endorsements from Walz's family members and called them a "nice-looking family."

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'Seen this movie before': Harris camp laughs at Trump campaign memo on 'leaks'

Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign roasted former President Donald Trump on social media following a Wednesday night leak involving his campaign's senior officials.

On Wednesday evening, Puck News' Tara Palmieri reported that a leaked memo from Trump campaign co-chairs Chris LaCivita and Susie Wiles warns staffers on no uncertain terms not to make unauthorized contact with the press in any way — or face termination.

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'Dead cat bounce!' Dem strategists crack up as they take turns bashing Trump and Vance

Two Democratic strategists made each other and a CNN host laugh Wednesday as they laid into J.D. Vance and Donald Trump ahead of next week's debate — with one saying Vance gave Trump a "dead cat bounce" and the other saying Trump will bring a playbook as "stale" as an eight-year-old, sun-soaked milk carton.

James Carville and Paul Begala, who helped President Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign, joined CNN's "OutFront" with Erin Burnett to talk about the upcoming Sept. 10 debate, with Carville saying he fully expects Vice President Kamala Harris to "drag" Trump "all across the debate platform."

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Watch live: J.D. Vance holds rally with conservative youth group Turning Point USA

Republican vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance was to hold a rally Wednesday evening in Arizona with the conservative youth group Turning Point USA.

The rally was expected to start around 8 p.m. Eastern Time.

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'Con man' Trump has no way to back up his economic promises: Robert Reich

Former Clinton administration Labor Secretary Robert Reich had some harsh words about former President Donald Trump's competency with the economy on Wednesday's edition of MSNBC's "The ReidOut."

This came in the middle of a discussion on the two parties' economic records, and how Vice President Kamala Harris, who recently unveiled an ambitious economic agenda for her presidential campaign, has a penalty with voters, who trust Republicans more on the economy despite most recessions occurring under Republican presidents.

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'Staggering': Columnist blasts Clarence Thomas' wife over effort to stop court reform

A Washington Post columnist on Wednesday called it "staggering" that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' wife tried to prevent reforms to the nation's high court.

Ruth Marcus, a Pulitzer Prize finalist for commentary, appeared floored in her column over a bombshell Pro-Publica report that found Ginni Thomas privately praised the conservative First Liberty Institute, a major religious-rights group, for fighting efforts to reform the Supreme Court. Notably, those efforts were largely initiated due to questions swirling over Clarence Thomas' actions.

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'Am I hearing a little twang?' Karine Jean-Pierre lightly hits back at Fox News reporter

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre seized an opportunity to make a quick joke Thursday at the expense of Fox News reporter Peter Doocy, who a day earlier had questioned how Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at a news briefing.

Doocy, whose questioning has often resulted in drama during press briefings, had questioned on Tuesday why Harris' accent sometimes sounds slightly different from one event to another, including while addressing two different events in Detroit and Pittsburgh — a phenomenon known as "code-switching" that's a common part of communication between people who move between different settings.

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Internet laughs at latest Tim Walz 'scandal' — his childhood car sickness

Declarations from Tim Walz's brother promising the Minnesota governor isn't the "type of character" America wants as vice president drew laughs on social media Wednesday after revelations of the latest Walz "scandal" — his car sickness as a child.

Walz's brother Jeff, an avid supporter of Donald Trump, has openly opposed his governor brother's politics. Jeff teased "stories" he could tell when writing about it on Facebook, implying there were faux scandals involving the Democratic vice presidential running mate.

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Ex-Rep. Liz Cheney endorses Kamala Harris citing 'danger that Trump poses'

New audio shows former Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney endorsing Kamala Harris for president, citing the "danger" posed by former President Donald Trump and saying the country doesn't have the "luxury" to write in a third candidate.

Cheney, who is the daughter of former Republican Vice President Dick Cheney, made the endorsement at a Duke University public policy event, audio posted Wednesday evening on X.

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