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Jake Tapper crushes Giuliani for citing 'former pimp guy' as witness against Trump sexual assault

CNN host Jake Tapper shot down former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani on Sunday for citing a "former pimp" as proof that a woman who accused Donald Trump of sexual assault was not telling the truth.

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Black NYC parks worker humiliated when supervisor orders her to clean dog poop off white artist's shoe

If one needed more evidence that the gap between the haves and the have-nots in New York City is an uncrossable ravine, the most recent story from Manhattan's Upper East Side may have kicked out the last strut holding up the mythic bridge to equality. City Parks worker Tasheema Chatman was ordered by her supervisors to bring cleaning supplies over to the park to clean dog feces off the shoe of an artist.

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'Don't call me darlin' on air': Angela Rye slays Trump surrogate after groping segment turns sexist

CNN contributor Angela Rye pointed out on Thursday that it was inappropriate to equate Donald Trump's alleged groping to any of Hillary Clinton's scandals because "she's still not talking about grabbing guys by the nuts." But the discussion took a turn when Trump surrogate Andre Bauer called Rye "darlin'".

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WATCH: Choking back tears, Michelle Obama delivers powerful speech on Trump’s abuse of women

First Lady Michelle Obama on Thursday directly addressed allegations that Donald Trump groped and touched women inappropriately.

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'Turn him into Bill Cosby': Hannity and Trump plan Fox News 'special' with Bill Clinton's accusers

Fox News host Sean Hannity is reportedly using his platform to participate in a Trump campaign "media blitz" by hosting a special program to interview Bill Clinton's accusers.

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Michelle Bachmann: There will be 'even more sexual assaults' if Hillary Clinton wins

Former Minnesota Rep. Michelle Bachmann (R) cautioned this week that Christians needed to "wake up" and vote for Donald Trump because electing Hillary Clinton would "lead to even more sexual assaults against women."

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‘Are you offended as a white man?’ All hell breaks loose when Fox guest mentions ‘white privilege’

Fox News host Bill Hemmer reacted with shock on Wednesday when liberal commentator Nomiki Konst pointed out the "white privilege" of Republican strategist Brad Blakeman, who was complaining about racism against white people.

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'Stop pussyfooting around': Kellyanne Conway fumes at GOPers who are 'wishy-washy' over sex tape

Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway echoed some of her boss' language and accused Republican leaders of "pussyfooting around."

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WATCH AND WEEP: CNN host stops show to explain genital grabbing is sexual assault

CNN host John King took time out of his Tuesday show to explain to Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) that grabbing a woman's genitals without her permission is sexual assault.

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MSNBC guest lays GOP ruin at Joe Scarborough's feet: 'He turned his show into a Trump super PAC'

Conservative radio host Steve Deace called out MSNBC on Tuesday for allowing morning host Joe Scarborough to turn his show "into a Trump super PAC for six months."

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‘Unendorse this human garbage’: Republican woman quits party in astonishing anti-sexism tweet storm

A Wisconsin Republican activist's tweets went viral on Tuesday after she lashed out at GOP leaders for enabling Donald Trump's sexism.

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Louie Gohmert: Bill Clinton incited Trump's 'vile' p*ssy talk -- but now he's saved by Jesus

Rep. Louie Gohmert this week said former President Bill Clinton was to blame for Donald Trump's "vile" boasting about sexual assaults, but insisted that the Republican nominee was now a Christian.

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The floodgates open: Women call Gloria Allred alleging 'inappropriate contact by Mr. Trump'

Civil rights lawyer Gloria Allred said this week that women have begun contacting her with allegations that they were sexually harassed or abused by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

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