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A supporter of President Donald Trump told CNN on Monday that is was "extremely sad" to see people spending President's Day protesting against Trump because he had not "done anything too outlandish."

CNN correspondent Ivan Watson traveled to Sweden to investigate President Donald Trump's assertion that the country was under siege by Muslim refugees, but the report only managed to find unrelated crimes, like "a moose getting intimate with a wooden moose."

Vice President Mike Pence said on Monday that President Donald Trump has been forced to attack the media because the press plays "fast and loose with the facts."

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough on Monday suggested that it may already be too late for Donald Trump to save his presidency due to the "insurmountable" Russian scandal.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) on Sunday rebuffed President Donald Trump's recent attacks on the judicial branch of government and the media.

Conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh on Sunday accused the so-called "deep state" of plotting to destroy Donald Trump's presidency.

Fox News host Chris Wallace argued on Sunday that President Donald Trump "crossed a line" when he called the media "the enemy of the American People.”

MSNBC host Joy Reid pulled the plug on a former congressman Saturday morning, booting him off her show because he wouldn't stop ranting about undocumented immigrants and then turned to making offensive comments about Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA).

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Fairfax County, Virginia reportedly ambushed a group of Latino men who were spending the night in a hypothermia shelter.

The Texas Senate on Wednesday heard testimony from anti-abortion activists who demanded a complete ban on a woman's right to choose.

MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski on Wednesday announced that she would no longer allow Kellyanne Conway, counselor to President Donald Trump, to be booked on Morning Joe.

A report by CNN's Will Ripley on North Korea's missile program was cut short when his feed was apparently cut by the host country after he mentioned citizens of the secretive country were starving.

Carl Higbie, a former Navy SEAL who is reportedly in the running to be the next White House press secretary, asserted on Tuesday that career government employees had a duty not to leak information damaging to Trump -- even if they witness violations of the U.S. Constitution.