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Bill O'Reilly: Trump won in Florida because he's 'more authoritarian' and 'voters want a punishment'

Fox News host Bill O'Reilly asserted on Tuesday that Donald Trump had soundly won the Republican presidential primary in Florida because he been the "more authoritarian" candidate, and that voters had showed that they wanted "a punishment" along with a victory.

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Georgia GOPer blocks rape kit bill: We don't need law 'just because it makes you feel good'

Georgia Republican state Sen. Renee Unterman has blocked a bill with bipartisan support that would require law enforcement in the state to account for untested evidence of sexual assaults.

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WATCH: Florida cop bans black woman from Trump event -- but allows white protester to walk right in

In video released this week, a police officer is seen telling a group of black people that Donald Trump's campaign has banned them from a rally in Boca Raton -- while a white man, who admits he is a protester, is allowed to enter.

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'Men vs. women': Andrea Tantaros fantasizes about 'massive gender war' after Trump becomes nominee

Fox News host Andrea Tantaros noted on Tuesday that Donald Trump's supporters embraced his brand of sexism, but she predicted that there would be a "massive gender war" if he became the Republican nominee for president.

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Historian Ken Burns: Trump's America is a 'retrograde moment' -- white guilt 'metastasizes into darkness'

Filmmaker Ken Burns on Monday lamented the fact that the rise of Donald Trump as a political figured indicated that America was in a "retrograde moment" with regard to racism.

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Ted Cruz sticks to loyalty pledge after rally violence: I can support Trump until he 'shoots somebody'

Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz said on Monday that he would keep his pledge to support Donald Trump if he became the GOP nominee -- but the Texas senator reserved the right to break his promise if the billionaire "shoots somebody."

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She's 'too honest': CNN anchor slams Hillary for telling the truth about ending coal mining

CNN host Alisyn Camerota on Monday suggested that Hillary Clinton should have not told the complete truth when she said that coal miners would lose their jobs as fossil fuels were phased out in favor of green energy.

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Confused Cruz supporters revolt thinking he backs Black Lives Matter over Trump's 'free speech'

Many outraged Republican voters said over the weekend that they were switching their votes from Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) to Donald Trump because they were concerned that the Texas senator may support the rights of Black Lives Matter protesters after he admonished the billionaire GOP front-runner for encouraging violence at his rallies.

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Donald Trump: Supporter who sucker-punched black man just 'wants to see America made great again'

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Sunday said that he was considering paying the legal fees for a supporter who was charged with assault for sucker-punching a black protester at a rally in North Carolina last week.

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Watch: Donald Trump snarls at Jake Tapper after he pleads with him to stop 'inciting violence'

CNN host Jake Tapper pleaded with Donald Trump on Sunday to turn down the temperature by calling for his supporters to stop reacting violently to protesters.

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CNN's Jeffrey Lord: Liberals get sucker-punched at Trump rallies because they 'provoke' it

CNN contributor Jeffrey Lord argued on Thursday that a black man who was sucker-punched at a Donald Trump rally this week was guilty of "provoking" the GOP candidate's supporters.

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Trump supporter charged with assault for sucker-punching black man in face at NC rally

A supporter of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump who was seen on video sucker-punching a black man in the face at a rally in North Carolina on Wednesday has been charged.

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Fox pundit blows off '99.9% of scientists': Denying climate change is 'what the 1st Amendment is about'

Michael Warren, a writer for The Weekly Standard, argued to Fox News on Thursday that the Department of Justice would be wrong to pursue a racketeering case against ExxonMobil for denying climate change because the company had a free speech right to say whatever it wanted.

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