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NBC host Chuck Todd on Sunday argued that Fox News and Roger Ailes, the network's former chief, are responsible for much of the distrust in media.

Pastor Robert Jeffress, a Fox News contributor, on Sunday compared President Donald Trump to deceased Sen. John McCain (R-AZ).

Appearing on MSNBC's AM Joy, the attorney for adult star Stormy Daniels said the plea bargain agreed to by President Donald Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen will allow him to depose the president.

Appearing on CNN on Thursday morning, the former GOP head of the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence scoffed at President Donald Trump's suggestion that witnesses to a crime a should be banned from "flipping" as part of a plea deal.

Washington Post columnist Paul Waldman revealed on Sunday that a C-SPAN caller had threatened the life of former President Barack Obama during a racist tirade.

Retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Peters, a former Fox News analyst, on Sunday suggested that his one-time colleagues at the conservative network are "prostitutes" for allowing President Donald Trump to set their agenda.

Former Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum got shot down on Sunday after he tried to convince three women panelists on CNN that special counsel Robert Mueller should be investigating Hillary Clinton instead of Donald Trump.

Attorney Rudy Giuliani insisted on Sunday that evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russians can not be taken at face value because "truth isn't truth."

Appearing on MSNBC with the Rev. Al Sharpton, former White House aide Omarosa Manigault-Newman lashed out at President Donald Trump as a racist and admitted that she is fully cooperating with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.

National Security Adviser John Bolton suggested on Sunday that there may be a classified smoking gun that proves collusion between the Trump campaign and Russians.

During an MSNBC interview to promote his book, "Everything Trump Touches Dies," GOP consultant Rick Wilson took a few shots at former Svengali to President Donald Trump, Steve Bannon, for trying to become relevant again.

During the Overtime portion of HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher, conservative commentator Charlie Sykes was asked by the host if he was going to vote for Democrats in the upcoming midterm election to rein in President Donald Trump.

Appearing on Fox News panel show 'Outnumbered,' a close confidante of Donald Trump saw his attempt to dismiss the entire premise of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian collusion in the president's 2016 campaign go down in flames no sooner than it was out of his mouth.